The "theme" of a story could also be described as the story's...
problems
solutions
message
Plot
The sequence of events that make up the story.
The individuals or animals involved in the story.
The time and place where the story unfolds.
What is a synonym for the word "conflict"?
problem
exposition
theme
solution
YOLO, Ohio, skibidi, and sigma are all examples of _____________ sayings. They are overused!
theme
exposition
zealous
trite
Happening as a result, cause and effect
deluged
subsequently
flummoxed
principle
Something dangerous and likely to betray or be unsafe
articulate
treacherous
nurture
nature
I left the banana bread in the oven too long. ________, it got a little dried out.
subsequently
treacherous
deluged
cordial
Solution
Central message or lesson conveyed by the story
The issue or challenge that the characters face.
How the characters resolve the problem.
Mrs. Armstrong's husband made her cedar boxes for her garden. It was so ______, the smells reminded her of her childhood.
exult
aromatic
awful
articulate
We were __________ by the challenging brain teaser. We had to look up the answer!
articulate
theme
flummoxed
cordial
Characters
Central message or lesson conveyed by the story
How the characters resolve the problem
The individuals or animals involved in the story.
If you want to save money at the grocery store, you can buy the _____ brand instead of the name brand. (Ex. basic brand tomato sauce vs. a name brand like Ragu, Rao's, Prego, etc.)
theme
generic
trite
exult
When you speak clearly, you can be described as...
treacherous
resolution
articulate
conflict
The students made a _________ attempt to convince the teacher to cancel the homework assignment.
feeble
resolution
articulate
exalted
Something that is plain or basic, and doesn't really have anything special about it
generic
cordial
trite
exulted
Setting
The turning point in the story
The time and place where the story unfolds.
The issue or challenge that the characters face.
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