What are characters in a story?, The places where the story happens, The people, animals, or creatures in the story, The lessons learned at the end, Where and when a story takes place is called the:, Setting, Plot, Dialogue, What is the plot of a story?, The words spoken out loud, The title on the front cover, The series of events and the problem to solve, When characters talk to each other out loud, it is called:, Setting, Dialogue, Beginning, What punctuation marks are used around dialogue?, Question marks (?), Quotation marks (" "), Exclamation points (!), Which part of the story usually introduces the characters and setting?, Beginning, Middle, End, Where in a story does the biggest action or problem usually happen?, Beginning, Middle, End, How does a story usually end?, A new character appears out of nowhere, The problem is solved and the story wraps up, The story restarts from the beginning, Words like gigantic, shiny, and noisy are examples of:, Settings, Plot points, Describing words (adjectives), Read this sentence: "Leo walked into the dark, creepy cave." What is the setting?, Leo, Walked, The dark, creepy cave, Which option is an example of dialogue?, Sam ran as fast as he could., "Hold on tight!" shouted Maya., The dragon was huge and green., In the story of The Three Little Pigs, the Big Bad Wolf is an example of a:, Character, Setting, Describing word, A sequence of actions happening one after another to move the story along is called a:, Setting, Series of events, Quotation mark, Why do writers use describing words in a story?, To help readers paint a picture in their mind, To make the story shorter, To show when characters are talking, Read this sentence: "The brave astronaut landed on Mars." Which word is a describing word?, Astronaut, Brave, Landed

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