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Elements of Story

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  • A personal narrative is a true story about ANOTHER person. True or False?
    False
  • What do we call the person who writes the story?
    author
  • What is another name for beginning?
    exposition
  • The new student wore a black jacket. What are the two adjectives?
    new, black
  • Which part of the story does the problem begin to build?
    Middle
  • True or false, the plot is the sequence of events in the story
    True
  • A proper noun is SPECIFIC and should be CAPITALIZED. True or False?
    True
  • A personal narrative is written in the FIRST person. True or False?
    True
  • What is another word for the "ending" of the story?
    Conclusion/ Resolution
  • True or false, a story can have more than one character?
    True
  • When does the author present the climax of the story?
    Middle
  • What is the most exciting part of the story called?
    Climax
  • What is a noun?
    A person, place, or thing
  • Who are the people or animals the story is about?
    Characters
  • True or false, the characters can only be people?
    False
  • What do we call the most exciting part of the story?
    Climax
  • Is school a common or proper noun?
    common
  • Rushawn goes to Randolph middle school. Is this sentence correct?
    No. Rushawn goes to Randolph Middle School.
  • I miss my beautiful country. Which word is the adjective?
    beautiful
  • Is McDonalds a common or proper noun?
    Proper
  • What is an adjective?
    A describing word
  • When does the author introduce the characters and setting?
    Beginning
  • True or false, the setting is always a real place?
    False
  • Common nouns should be CAPITALIZED. True or false?
    False
  • Common nouns should NOT be capitalized. True or false?
    True
  • Rachel speaks spanish and english. Is this sentence correct?
    No. Rachel speaks Spanish and English.
  • What is the name for where and when the story happens?
    Setting
  • What do we call words such as first, then, after, next?
    Transition words
  • When is the problem/ conflict resolved in a story?
    End
  • What is another name for the big problem in the story?
    Conflict
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