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4th Grade Literature

4th Grade Literature Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Narrative A story that tells about events that happen.
Fiction A story that is made up and not real.
Character A person or animal in a story.
Protagonist The main character in the story.
Antagonist The character who causes problems for the main character.
Setting Where and when the story takes place.
Conflict The main problem in the story.
Rising Action The part where events lead up to the biggest moment.
Climax The most exciting part of the story.
Falling Action What happens after the big moment.
Resolution How the problem is solved at the end.
Plot The order of events in the story.
Dialogue The words characters say to each other.
Fantasy A story with magic or things that can’t happen in real life.
Realistic Fiction A made-up story that could really happen.
Historical Fiction A made-up story that takes place in the past.
Science Fiction A story about the future, space, or new inventions.
Mystery A story about solving a puzzle or crime.
Story A tale with characters, a setting, and events.
Prose Writing that uses sentences and paragraphs (not poems).
Created by: Ellen Pierson
 

 



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