Exposition - the essential background information at the beginning of a story called, Rising Action (Conflict) - the beginning of conflict, trouble, and complications in a story, Climax - the turning point in a story where the plot changes for the better or worse (the most exciting part of a story), Falling Action - the results or effects of the climax of a story, Resolution - the end of a story (when the loose ends of the story are tied up and questions are answered), Setting - WHEN and WHERE the story takes place, Theme - the author’s message, First Person Point of View - when a character from the story tells the story, Third Person Point of View - when a narrator or outsider tells the story, Character Traits - words that describe a character's personality, Internal Conflict - a struggle within the mind of the character, External Conflict - a struggle between the character and an outside force,

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