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Story Elements Quest

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Explore core story parts

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Explore core story parts

by GINALYN
1

What is the setting of a story?

2

Which element introduces the central problem in a story?

3

Which narrative component follows the events in a sequence?

4

Who tells the story and through whose perspective?

5

What is the message or insight about life called?

6

What is the atmosphere or emotional feeling of a scene?

7

Which element shows how a character is described to the reader?

8

What is the author’s attitude toward the subject called?

9

Which device hints at larger ideas or meanings beyond the surface?

10

Which form of narration uses ‘I’ or limited insight?

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