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PARTS OF A STORY P#1

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SETTING IS
Only where a story is taking place
The time, place and or environment a story take place in
The plot of the story
Dependent on the antagonist of a story
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The environment aspect of setting of a story can include
Only the weather
It is not an aspect of setting
Only the location
The locations such as a beach, the weather, the time, and time as in past present, future and social aspects such as a riot
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Multiple Choice
The two main characters in a story are
The first person and second person
The protagonist and antagonist
The narrator and the author
None of the above
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A character in a story can be
Only a person
Has to sound real
a person, animal, being, creature or thing
A villian
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The protagonist is
The main character
The opposing force
Always the good guy
Causes issues
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The protagonist is
Always a bad person
Any opposing force that causes conflict to the protagonist, even the antagonist, the weather or a car
All the above
none of the above
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Multiple Choice
The narrator is
The antagonist
The protaganist
The person telling the story and determining the point of view
Objective
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Point of view is
What the narrator says
What the author says
Always first person
The perspective of the narrator or character telling the story can see.
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First person point of view uses the pronoun
I
you
they
neutral
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Second person POV uses the pronoun
I
you
they
neutral
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Third person uses the pronoun
I
we
they
neutral
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In third person objective - the narrator
sees only what's in front of them, as a spectator
knows all about all characters, what they do and think
sees all going on but only into one character's mind
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In third person omniscient - the narrator
sees only what's in front of them, as a spectator
knows all about all characters, what they do and think
sees all going on but only into one character's mind
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In third person limited - the narrator
sees only what's in front of them, as a spectator
knows all about all characters, what they do and think
sees all going on but only into one character's mind
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