Exposition all background info
Who
What
When
Where

Rising action events that act more and more exciting and suspenseful and lead into the climax

Climax the most part of the story usually the major problem of the of the story

Falling the excitement of the climax ends and events lead to the final resolution of the story

Resolution the events that end the story usually all the loose ends are tied up

The description of where and when events take place

Is much than a date and location

The emotional response a story gives a reader

Driven immediately by the setting affected by plot and character

Happy, school, accomplished, proud, smart,

5 ways to learn about a character
What they do
What they say
What they look like
What is said about them
What the authors tells us

Use clues to make deductions about

1. Person vs person one or more individual battling against another person or group example batman vs penguin
2. Person vs nature an individual or group battles the forces of nature example passengers titanic vs iceberg
3. Person vs society an idividual battle an organized Group such as the government Example Katniss vs president snow Tip individuals represent the government Look for uniforms and authority
4. Person vs self. An individual battles him or herself Example dieting. Example the tell tale heart. Look for reason vs emotion or instinct