It is about the elements of a story. It will benefit the students and teachers because they will know the distinctions of these elements of a story and through they can make their own story by means of considering to use these elements.

1. Elements of a Story
What you need to
know!

2. Opening
prayer

4. LET'S PLAY A
GAME!

5. 1.DOOM

6. MOOD

7. 2.
TTINGES

8. SETTING

9. 3.RATAHCAETSRC

10. CHARACTERS

11. 4.LTOP

12. PLOT

13. 5. ETMHE

14. THEME

15. Elements of
a Story
Plo
t
Conflict
T hem
e
Mood
Characters
Setting

16. Setting
Setting is the “where and when” of a
story. It is the time and place during
which the story takes place.

17. To create a mood o r
atmosphere
To make action seem more
real
To be the source of
conflict o r
struggle

18. M ood
Mood is the feeling that the author tries to
convey throughout the story. The atmosphere
or emotional condition created by the piece,
within the setting.

19. Characters
The person, animals, and things
participating in a story.

20. T W O M A I N TYPES
OF CHARACTERS
The protagonist is the main character of the story, the one
with whom the reader identifies. This person is not
necessary“good”.
The antagonist is the force in opposition of the
protagonist; this person may not be “bad” or “evil”,
but he/she opposes the protagonist in a significant
way

21. P lot
Plot is the literary element that describes the
structure of a story. It shows arrangement of
events and actions within a story.

22. P a r t s of a Plot
Exposition - introduction; characters, setting and
conflict (problem) are introduced
Rising Action- events that occur as result of
central conflict
Climax- highest point of interest or suspense of
a story
Falling Action - tension eases; events show the
results of how the main character begins to

23. Plot D i a g r a m

24. Conflict
Conflict is the dramatic struggle
between two forces in a story.
Without conflict, there is no plot.

25. Theme
The theme is the central, general message,
the main idea, the controlling topic about
life or people the author wants to get across
through a literary work.

26. THE END...
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QUESTION?