Narrative Writing with Complete Solutions
Antagonist - ANSWER-a person who causes problems or conflicts for the protagonist
Characterization - ANSWER-HOW the author DESCRIBES the character, so the reader
understands the character traits
Characters - ANSWER-the people, animals, or creatures in a story
Climax - ANSWER-This is the most intense part of a story's plot - or a turning point in
the story.
Conflict - ANSWER-the problem that needs to be solved in a story
details - ANSWER-an individual feature, fact, or item
Dialogue - ANSWER-a conversation between two or more characters
Exposition - ANSWER-the introduction of a story, where the reader meets the main
character(s), learns the setting, and begins to understand the story's conflict
External Conflict - ANSWER-a struggle or problem a character faces, involving another
character, society, or a force of nature
Falling Action - ANSWER-The action of the plot begins to settle down.
fiction - ANSWER-a piece of writing that is not true
Figurative Language - ANSWER-special language that makes reading come alive to the
reader - uses figures of speech, like similes and metaphors
First Person Point of View - ANSWER-the narrator telling the story is a character in the
story
foreshadowing - ANSWER-hints or clues to suggest events that will occur later in the
story
Hyperbole - ANSWER-the truth is exaggerated to make a point or to add humor
Imagery - ANSWER-descriptive language that appeals to one or more of the five senses
Internal Conflict - ANSWER-a struggle or problem happening inside a character's mind
Metaphor - ANSWER-a comparison of two unlike things, WITHOUT "like" or "as"
Narrative Text - ANSWER-a story with a beginning, middle, and end
Antagonist - ANSWER-a person who causes problems or conflicts for the protagonist
Characterization - ANSWER-HOW the author DESCRIBES the character, so the reader
understands the character traits
Characters - ANSWER-the people, animals, or creatures in a story
Climax - ANSWER-This is the most intense part of a story's plot - or a turning point in
the story.
Conflict - ANSWER-the problem that needs to be solved in a story
details - ANSWER-an individual feature, fact, or item
Dialogue - ANSWER-a conversation between two or more characters
Exposition - ANSWER-the introduction of a story, where the reader meets the main
character(s), learns the setting, and begins to understand the story's conflict
External Conflict - ANSWER-a struggle or problem a character faces, involving another
character, society, or a force of nature
Falling Action - ANSWER-The action of the plot begins to settle down.
fiction - ANSWER-a piece of writing that is not true
Figurative Language - ANSWER-special language that makes reading come alive to the
reader - uses figures of speech, like similes and metaphors
First Person Point of View - ANSWER-the narrator telling the story is a character in the
story
foreshadowing - ANSWER-hints or clues to suggest events that will occur later in the
story
Hyperbole - ANSWER-the truth is exaggerated to make a point or to add humor
Imagery - ANSWER-descriptive language that appeals to one or more of the five senses
Internal Conflict - ANSWER-a struggle or problem happening inside a character's mind
Metaphor - ANSWER-a comparison of two unlike things, WITHOUT "like" or "as"
Narrative Text - ANSWER-a story with a beginning, middle, and end
