The beginning of a story where the situation or characters are introduced., Opening, The spoken conversation between characters in a story., Dialogue, The main character, usually the one the story follows and supports., Hero, The final part of a story where events are concluded., Ending, The sequence of events that happen in a story., Plot, The time and place where the story happens., Setting, A character who opposes the hero or causes problems., Villain, The voice or character that tells the story., Narrator, The most exciting or intense moment in the story., Climax, A moment that causes the story to change direction., Turning point, A lesson about right and wrong that the story teaches., Moral, The main idea or meaning the writer wants to communicate., Message, An object or action that represents a deeper meaning., Symbol, The way a story is written or told., Narrative style, Language that shows what people, places, or events are like., Description, Hints that suggest what will happen later in the story., Foreshadowing, A scene that goes back to an earlier time., Flashback, The speed at which the story moves forward., Pacing
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Pet Unit 5 Lesson 3 Vocabs
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