Grade 6 LA
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| all the actions leading to the climax; complication or conflict appears | rising action
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| the problem that starts all of the rising action | inciting incident
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| the opening or starting situation of the story | exposition/opening situation
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| the sequence of action in the story or the pattern of incidents that makes up a story | plot
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| a final event in a story, which resolves the conflict; the conclusion of the story | denouement/conclusion
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| the struggle of the characters with opposing forces | conflict
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| the highest point of interest and the action is downhill from there | climax
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| resolution, the action after the climax leading to the conclusion of the story | falling action
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| a type of conflict that is mental; a personal struggle of the person over something | man vs.himself
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| a type of conflict that is sometimes physical; a person against another person | man vs. man
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| a type of conflict that is spiritual, dealing with things that just happen by fate | man vs. God
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| a type of conflict that is elemental; a person dealing with the weather or with animals | man vs. nature
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| a type of conflict that is societal, dealing with things society believes in | man vs. society
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| the fictional people the author creates | characters
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| the central character(s) around whom the action in the story takes place | protagonist
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| the character(s) or forces who oppose the protagonist | antagonist
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| any character who doesn't or refuses to change or grow mentally | static/flat character
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| the character(s) who changes or grows mentally | dynamic/round character
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| the narrator is a character in the story and tells it how he sees it personally - "I" | 1st person point of view
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| the time and place the story takes place, which may or may not have great significance to the outcome | setting
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| the author-narrator is outside the events of the story and reports the action of each character objectively | 3rd person objective point of view
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| the author-narrator is outside the events of the story but sees into one particular character's mind | 3rd person limited point of view
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| the manner in w hich an author creates his message in the story | style
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| the narrator stands outside the events in the story but sees into each character's mind | 3rd person omniscient point of view
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