The end of the story that tells whether the conflict is resolved is called the...
resolution
The main character of a story is called the...
protagonist
The character or thing working against the main character is called the...
antagonist
An object in a story that represents more than itself is called a...
symbol
When and where a story takes place is called the...
setting
When a story is told from the narrator's point of view, using "I" or "we," it's called _____ person perspective.
first
The problem or issue in a story is called the...
conflict
A group of people is protesting against a corrupt system. This is a human vs. _______ conflict.
society
A girl and her sister are fighting over chores. This is an example of a human vs. _____ conflict.
human
The turning point of a story is called its...
climax
A teenager is trying to decide whether or not to tell her parents the truth about what happened at the party. She doesn't know what to do. This is a human vs. ______ conflict.
self
When a narrator refers to the characters in a story as "she," "he" or "they," or when the narrator isn't a character in the story, it's called _______ person perspective.
third
"What happens in a story" is also known as its...
plot
A sailor is caught at sea in the middle of a storm. This is a human vs. _______ conflict.
nature
When a narrator in a story refers to the main character as "you," thereby making the readers feel like we are part of the story, it is called _______ person perspective.
second