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Elements of A Story Grade 7

The document outlines the key elements of a story: plot, characters, theme, and setting. It defines plot as the organization of main events that involve characters caught up in a conflict that is eventually resolved. It then describes the typical parts of a plot: exposition to introduce characters and setting; rising action where conflicts build; a climax turning point; falling action to resolve conflicts; and a conclusion or resolution.

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Elements of A Story Grade 7

The document outlines the key elements of a story: plot, characters, theme, and setting. It defines plot as the organization of main events that involve characters caught up in a conflict that is eventually resolved. It then describes the typical parts of a plot: exposition to introduce characters and setting; rising action where conflicts build; a climax turning point; falling action to resolve conflicts; and a conclusion or resolution.

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Elements of a Story

What every story needs:

Plot Characters
Theme Settings
Conflict

What is plot?

Plot concerns the organization of the main events of a work of fiction. Most plots will trace some
process of change in which characters are caught up in a conflict that is eventually resolved.

1. Exposition
This usually occurs at the beginning of a short story. Here the characters are introduced. We also
learn about the setting of the story. This section also presents other facts necessary to
understanding the story

Important Parts of the Exposition

• Setting
Time
Place
• Characters
– Protagonist: The main character; the hero
– Antagonist: The character who is in conflict with the protagonist in some way; the “bad
guy”
• Static: Character stays the same
• Dynamic: Character changes in some way

2. Rising Action
The rising action includes all the events that lead to the climax. It also presents some type of
conflict

Conflicts

• The struggle between two forces in the story. Conflict provides interest, suspense, and tension.
There are 4 types
-Character vs. Character
* two or more characters have a problem
-Character vs. Nature
* characters have to fight against a force of nature. Ex/ storm, disease
-Character vs. Society
*character fights against rules of society. Ex/ a character fights racism
-Character vs. Self
* The character is dealing with an internal struggle. Usually moral
ex/ Tom Sawyer doesn’t know if he should testify in court against Injun Joe

3. Climax
The “high point”. This is the turning point of the story. Usually the main character comes face
to face with a conflict. The main character will change in some way.

4. Falling Action
• All loose ends of the plot are tied up. The conflict(s) and climax are taken care of.

5. Resolution
The story comes to a reasonable ending.

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