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Story Elements - Grade 2

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Identify story parts: setting, characters, plot

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Identify story parts: setting, characters, plot

by Karylle Vergara
1

The climax is the beginning of the story.

2

A story can have no characters.

3

Characters are the people or animals in a story.

4

The conflict is the main problem the characters face.

5

The ending of a story resolves the problem.

6

The plot is the series of events in a story.

7

The plot is only a list of chapters with no events.

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The title is where the story happens.

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A story has a setting where the events happen.

10

The setting is always the same as the plot.

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