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Elements in Short Stories and Poems

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Identify story/poem elements

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Identify story/poem elements

by Grace Lubis
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Which element introduces where and when the story or poem happens?

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What element is the main driving problem or struggle in a story?

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Which element uses descriptive language to evoke senses and images?

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Which element is a recurring attitude or feeling toward the subject?

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Which element is the recurring feeling created by the text, such as eerie or joyful?

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Setting places events in time and place, unlike characters or themes.

Conflict is the central struggle that drives the plot.

Imagery paints pictures using sight, sound, and smell.

Tone reflects the author’s attitude toward the subject.

Mood is the reader’s emotional response to the text.

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