1.

Setting =

Examples:

Elements of Fiction 2.
things in the story.
= can be people, animals and

Types of characters:
a. = The main, the star,
the most important characters in the story.
b. = Characters of lesser
Fiction has:
importance.
c. = The main character
in the book, "the good guy".
1. Examples:

2.
d. = The character who
3. forces the main character into conflict.
Examples:
4.

5.
3. Characters can be developed through thoughts, words,
6. actions, and appearance. This is called

7. 4. The plot

8.

9.
 a. is the beginning of the story
where characters and conflict are introduced.
b. is where the characters are 7. is the central idea or central
developed ( ) message of the story. It usually contains some insight into the
and the suspense builds. human condition- telling something about humans or life.
c. is the most exciting part of Examples:
the story.
d. is where the action slows
down.
e. is where all the questions are
answered and the conflict is solved. 8. A represents something
than .
5. Conflict is Examples:
.
a. Human vs.
b. Human vs.
c. Human vs.
d. Human vs. 9. is a situation or use of language that
shows a contradiction.
6. is the a. : A character says one thing
from which the story is but means completely the opposite. (Sarcasm.)
told. b : A situation when the
opposite of what you expected happens. (picture
1st person = of rust can from the other slide)
c. : A situation where the reader
3rd person=
or the audience knows more than the characters in
Omniscient the story.

Limited

Objective
Let the fiction reading begin!