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Short Story Elements Jump

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Identify key story elements.

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Identify key story elements.

by LUAREZ, JOHN CLIFFORD D.
1

What is the definition of a short story?

2

Which element drives the sequence of events in a short story?

3

This element shows who the story is about.

4

Where and when the story takes place describe which element?

5

What is the problem or struggle the main character faces?

6

Which element conveys the message or lesson of the story?

7

Which element reflects the narrator's perspective or voice?

8

What describes the author’s attitude toward the subject?

9

Which device uses objects to represent deeper meanings?

10

How the story concludes and its ending is called?

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