Historical Narrative Vocabulary
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- Q1a story of a person's life, told by someone other than that personBiography30s
- Q2a story of a person's life, written by that personAutobiography30s
- Q3a type of autobiography that focuses on one incident or period in a person's lifeMemoir30s
- Q4writing that tells a story, or describes eventsNarrative30s
- Q5events are presented in the order in which they occurredChronological Order30s
- Q6a particular order in which related events follow each otherSequence30s
- Q7the time, place, and environment in which the events of a story take placeSetting30s
- Q8the act of creating or describing a characterCharacterization30s
- Q9the character that has the central role in a literary workProtagonist30s
- Q10the character or force that is in conflict with a main characterAntagonist30s
- Q11the series of events related to a central conflict, or strugglePlot30s
- Q12the introductionExposition30s
- Q13the part of the story when the conflict, or struggle, is developed and intensifiedRising Action30s
- Q14the point of highest suspenseClimax30s
- Q15all the events that follow the climaxFalling Action30s