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Short Story Test

TermDefinition
Setting Where and when a story takes place
Mystery Withholding information
Theme The main message of a story, usually an abstract idea
Dilemma A character must choose between two dangerous courses of action
Plot Sequenced events in a story
Reversal A sudden change in a character’s situation
Conflict The problem or drama of the story
Character Individuals in a story
Foreshadowing Giving clues about what might happen later on in the story
Subplots Supporting story to the main plot of the story
Parallel Episodes The writer repeats certain elements of the plot
Context Clues Hints in the writing that help readers figure out words
Suspense The uncertainty or anxiety the reader feels during a story
Mood Atmosphere of the story and the feeling that readers feel from the writing
Five Elements of a Short Story Plot, theme, setting, character, and conflict
Four Elements of Suspense Reversal, mystery, foreshadowing, and dilemma
Six Elements of Science Fiction A surprise ending, a setting in the future, realistic human reactions to fantastic situations, imaginary characters from outer space, a journey through time or space, and technology
Parts of Plot in the Correct Order Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution
Created by: kcleveland290
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