Exposition - It introduces the story's setting and characters, Conflict - The problem, crisis, challenge or dilemma presented to the main character, Climax - The turning point of story (most exciting part in which the conflict is met head on)), Resolution - The final outcome and new situation in a story, Internal Conflict - When characters have a problem within themselves, External Conflict - A conflict which takes place between a person or someone or something else such as nature, another person, event or situation, Theme - Universal message or lesson of a story, Character vs. Self - You have to decide between helping your friend cope with a loss or keeping a promise you made to your sibling., Character vs Character - You get into an argument with one of your siblings., Character vs. Nature - You are caught outside in a thunderstorm, Character vs. Society - You go to a rally that stands against bullies., Protagonist - The main character of the story, Antagonist - The opposition to the main character in the story, Falling Action - Leads to the end of the story after the turning point has been reached., Rising Action - It occurs with each complication to the conflict up until things get so tense that everything comes to a head, Flashback - When the narrator jumps back in time to describe an event from a character's past, Setting - The location, date, and societal conditions, Plot - The events of a narrative, or story, Narrator - The character, or voice, that relates the events of a story, Characterization - The process of building of a character's personality throughout a narrative,

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