The part of the story that introduces the setting, characters, and conflict.

The time and place that a story takes place.

Another name for a person in a story.

Another name for the main character or hero in the story.

Another name for the character who opposes the main character.

The position of the narrator in a story.

Series of events that occur in a story.

Series of events that builds up to the climax in the story.

The turning point of a story, which is most often also the most exciting part of the story.

The series of events that take place after the climax leading to the resolution.

Overall solution to the conflict or conclusion to a story.

The mood of a story or the feeling you get from it.

The point of view that the narrator uses "I" or "We" to tell the story.

The point of view that the narrator speaks directly to "you."

The point of view that the narrator uses the pronouns "he," "she," or "it" or uses the characters names to tell the story.

The point of view that the narrator only follows one main character throughout the story.

Third Person Omniscient

The point of view that the narrator gives information about information about multiple characters thoughts and actions that the main character may not be aware of.

Third Person Objective

The point of view that the narrator does not give you any of the character's thoughts or feelings. From this perspective, the narrator only tells you the actions and dialogue.

Part of speech that shows action or state of being.

The type of verb that shows action.

The type of verb that shows its state of being.

The part of speech that an object must be.

The type of action verb that expresses action on an object.

The type of action verb that does not have an object.

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Story Structure

Story Structure and Verbs Vocab.

Term	Definition
Exposition	The part of the story that introduces the setting, characters, and conflict.
Setting	The time and place that a story takes place.
Character	Another name for a person in a story.
Protagonist	Another name for the main character or hero in the story.
Antagonist	Another name for the character who opposes the main character.
Point of View	The position of the narrator in a story.
Conflict	The problem of the story.
Plot	Series of events that occur in a story.
Rising Action	Series of events that builds up to the climax in the story.
Climax	The turning point of a story, which is most often also the most exciting part of the story.
Falling Action	The series of events that take place after the climax leading to the resolution.
Resolution	Overall solution to the conflict or conclusion to a story.
Theme	The unifying idea in a story.
Tone	The mood of a story or the feeling you get from it.
First Person	The point of view that the narrator uses "I" or "We" to tell the story.
Second Person	The point of view that the narrator speaks directly to "you."
Third Person	The point of view that the narrator uses the pronouns "he," "she," or "it" or uses the characters names to tell the story.
Third Person Limited	The point of view that the narrator only follows one main character throughout the story.
Third Person Omniscient	The point of view that the narrator gives information about information about multiple characters thoughts and actions that the main character may not be aware of.
Third Person Objective	The point of view that the narrator does not give you any of the character's thoughts or feelings. From this perspective, the narrator only tells you the actions and dialogue.
Verb	Part of speech that shows action or state of being.
Action Verb	The type of verb that shows action.
Linking Verb	The type of verb that shows its state of being.
Noun	The part of speech that an object must be.
Transitive	The type of action verb that expresses action on an object.
Intransitive	The type of action verb that does not have an object.

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