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| organization of events in a story |
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| Information that includes setting, characters and conflict |
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| When and where a story takes place |
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| The character or force in conflict with the main character |
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| A character whose personality is not well developed |
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| The character whose personality is well developed |
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| A character who is judged unfairly by race, religion, sex |
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| Man vs man; man vs. the environment |
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| Sequence of events leading to the climax |
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| Ties up the loose ends; not all stories have one |
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| The point of highest action |
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| When a character says something and means the opposite, or something happens and the reader expected something else to happen |
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| The reader is given a hint of what might happen later in the story |
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| The main idea or author's purpose |
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| The occurrence that sets the story in motion |
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| Perspective of the person telling the story |
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