
Grade 10 Short Stories
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10th Grade
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Paula Rein
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Learning About Short Storie
A short story is a brief work of fiction.
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The events that make up the action: introduction, rising action, climax,
and falling action.
Plot
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Conflict
External conflict: a struggle between two characters, a character and a group, or a character and a force
Internal conflict: a struggle within the mind of a character
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Character
An individual who participates in the action.
Direct characterization: developed through statements about a
character’s personality, habits, goals, values, or beliefs
Indirect characterization: developed through a character’s words,
thoughts, actions, and interaction
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Setting
The time and place of the action
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Theme
The central message or insight about life in a story
Stated theme: expressed directly by the author
Implied theme: suggested indirectly through characters’ experiences or events and setting
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Match
Julian was painfully shy.
“I refuse to babysit Taisha tonight!” Frida told her mother.
The house was cold and gloomy in the winter wind.
Be careful what you wish for; you just might get it.
People looked through Bobby as if he did not exist.
direct characterization
external conflict
setting
stated theme
indirect characterization
direct characterization
external conflict
setting
stated theme
indirect characterization
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Mindy worried about whether to invite Luisa.
At last, summer had come. We had two whole months of freedom.
“The wind is too strong!” I shouted. “I cannot control the boat!”
“Carmen can dish it out, but she sure cannot take it,” Sammy said.
internal conflict
setting
external conflict
indirect characterization
internal conflict
setting
external conflict
indirect characterization
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