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| Is the time and place in which the action of a literary work takes place. |
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| The action in the story. The piece that the whole story fallows. |
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| This is the beginning of the story which introduces and helps the reader understand the background. Before the rising action. |
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| The series of conflicts that build toward a climax. |
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| A problem that arises that leads to the climax |
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| The high point or turning point in a work, usually the most intense point. |
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| The action of a play or story which works out the decision arrived at durring the climax. It ends with the resolution. |
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| It comes after the climax and the falling action. It is the part of the play or story where the problem is solved. |
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| The organization a writer uses for his literary work. Parable, Fable, romance, satire, farce, slapstick, ect. |
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| Going back in time in a story for the purpose of making something in the present mare clear. |
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| The frame helps control the reader's perception of the work, and has been used in the past to help give credibility to the main section of the novel. |
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| A plot that is taking place inside the main plot. |
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| A problem that occurs within a character. |
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| A struggle between two characters or a character and an outside force. |
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