Parts of Story
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| to refer to, or quote by way of example, authority or proof. | cite
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| fully revealed or expressed without leaving questions as to meaning or intent. | explicit
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| not revealed or expressed specifically. Capable of being understood | implicit
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| To examine carefully | analyze
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| qualities, characteristics, properties, features | Traits
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| Usually in the beginning of the story, it contains the narrative hook and introduces the characters, setting. It also provides background information of the situation that lead to the conflict. | Exposition
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| the events that immediately follow once the conflict is introduced and that lead up to the climax of the story. The suspense builds up as the conflict becomes unavoidable. | Rising Action
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| Also known as the turning point of the story, it is the part of the story in which the character faces the conflict and deals with the problem. | Climax
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| the events immediately following the climax that lead to a resolution to the conflict. It is what happens once the character deals with the problem. | falling action
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| The outcome of the story as a result of the character facing the conflict. It is the ending of the story. | Resolution
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| the central idea, or lesson, a story teaches about life, human behavior, or how thinks work. | Theme
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| The series of events in a story as it unfolds from beginning, middle, and end. | Plot
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| the problem or challenge the characters face in a story. | Conflict
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| The type of problem in which the antagonist is another force within the story. | external conflict.
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| The type of problem in which the antagonist is a force within the character, such as feelings, thoughts, beliefs, decisions, etc. | Internal Conglict: Man vs. Self
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| the type of conflict in which the antagonizing force is the inevitable, such as death, sickness, puberty, etc. | External Conflict: Man vs. Destiny or Fate
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| the type of conflict in which the antagonizing force is another character in the story | External Conflict:Man vs. Man
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| the type of conflict in which the antagonizing force is the natural environmental conditions, such as weather, climate, foliage, geography, animals | External Conflict:Man vs. Nature
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| the type of conflict in which the antagonizing force is the law and or social structure | External Conflict:Man vs.Society
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| the development of characters in a story through explicit and implicit descriptions. | Characterization
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| the people or beings that take part in a story. | characters
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| main character; the "hero" of the story | protagonist
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| the opposing for the main character struggles with; the "villain" of the story. | antagonist
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| the author tells you the traits characters through explicit of the descriptions and illustrations. | direct characterization
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| the author shows you the traits of the characters through implicit description of the character's thoughts, actions, dialogue, and interaction with other characters. | indirect characterization
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| the time, place, environmental conditions, and social conditions in which a story takes place. | Setting
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