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The way that the author arranges his or her ideas to

develop the basic idea.

The people in a story who give it life.

The angle from which the story is told.

The controlling idea or central insight that the author

wants you to learn?

The opposition of forces which ties one incident to

another and makes the plot move.

The beginning of the story. This is where the author sets

the stage.

The series of actions or complications that set up the

conflict for the main character of the story.

The series of events that occur after the main conflict but before the ending of the

story.

The high point in the story where the conflict finally

breaks out.

The ending where the conflict is finally worked out.

In the book Harry Potter, Ron Weasley is Harry’s ______.

In the book Holes, Stanley Yelnats is typically portrayed

as the _______.

In the book Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the Tri-wizard Tournament is the

________.

The P.O.V. in Harry Potter is ________.

In the book To Kill a Mockingbird, racism is

________.

The main or central character.

The person or force that the main character is against.

The general name given to characters who are aren’t

heavily involved in the storyline.

In the book Harry Potter, Voldemort is a typical

_______.

In the film Star Wars, Anakin Skywalker is a typical

_______.

What is the plot?

Who are the characters?

What is the point of view (P.O.V.)?

What is the theme?

What is the conflict?

What is the exposition?

What is rising action?

What is falling action?

What is the climax?

What is the resolution?

Who is the sidekick?

Who is the protagonist?

What is the conflict?

What is Harry Potter’s perspective?

What is the conflict?

Who is the protagonist?

Who is the antagonist?

Who are supporting characters?

What is an antagonist?

What is a protagonist?