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| story smaller than a novel with a begging, middle, and end. A brief work of fiction. |
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- Plot (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution)-
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Exposition- writing or speech that explains a process or presents information. Rising action- plot Climax- point of interest Falling action- plot Resolution-plot |
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- Characterization (direct/indirect)
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direct- a direct character is when they tell you directly about the character Indirect-when you have to guess about the character from clues that are in the book. |
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| a character who exhibits many traits including faults as well as virtues |
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| exhibits only a single quality or trait |
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| Is the perspective from which a story is told First - the narrator is one of the characters. Third- the narrator does not participate in the action. |
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| where the story takes place. |
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| something that stands for something. |
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| the tone of the story is like how t is a bad or good meaningful or not |
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| s a struggle between opposing forces. Internal-occurs within a character who experiences opposing ideals or feelings. External- occurs between characters or between a character and a force of nature. |
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