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The plot, setting, characters, theme, and conflict are considered to be the five fundamental elements that make up the majority of stories. The plot serves as the vehicle for the story's actual goal. Typically, there are three parts to a plot: the beginning, the middle, and the end. This all takes place in an environment. It might refer to a certain historical era or a combination of specific geographic locations. The protagonists of the story are represented by the characters. The characters will eventually encounter a conflict, which they must confront head-on in order to reach the story's conclusion, the last component. The main motivation underlying most types of labor is conflict. The underlying message that a piece of art seeks to get over to its audience is its theme. It can take the form of a universal principle, conviction, or idea that transcends cultural boundaries. This website contains a ton of story elements worksheets that will guide students in examining and recognizing different aspects of a story.
When doing these worksheets about story elements, students will be asked to point out the given elements are character, setting, plot, theme, or conflict. In the more difficult level, they will need to carefully read the story, which can be long or short, then answer the following questions about character information, the plot, the main events of the story, etc. On our site, these story elements worksheets are redundant, students can freely choose to do the worksheets that have the content of the story which they find attractive.
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