Elements of Fiction
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By the end of the presentation, the reader should be able to: identify fiction as a made-up story or book, differentiate the key elements of fiction including characters, settings, point of view, theme, and plot, and be interested in writing their own fictional story. The six key elements of fiction are characters, settings, point of view, theme, and plot. Point of view can be first person, where the narrator is part of the story, or third person. The climax is the most exciting part of the story where the main problem is faced, and the falling action follows and leads to the resolution.
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- 2. Identify what is a fiction Differentiate the elements of fiction and all of their parts in a story. Interested to write your own fiction story. Make you interested in fiction stories. By the end of the presentation,you should be able to:
- 3. it Is a type of book or story that is only imagined by the author. It is written about imaginary characters events and does not describe real people people.
- 4. Character Settings Point of view Theme Plot The six key elements for writing a fiction:
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- 8. First person- You will mostly use I since the narrator is part of the story. They are telling the story from their point of view. The perspective in which the story is told. he story.
- 14. Is the point in the narrative where the tension, excitement or stakes reach the highest level. Also often,climax is where the main problems of the story is faced and solved by the main character of the story.
- 15. Is the period of time in the story that follows the climax and leads to the resolution.