To inform the reader about a topic

To persuade the reader to adopt a particular point of view

To tell a story

To analyze a literary work

Introduction, body, and conclusion

Plot, setting, and characters

Theme, conflict, and resolution

Point of view, tone, and style

A plot is a sequence of events, while a story is a narrative that includes characters, setting, and theme.

A plot is a conflict between two or more characters, while a story is a resolution to that conflict.

A plot is the main idea of a story, while a story is the details that support that idea.

A plot is the beginning of a story, while a story is the end.

To provide a background for the story

To create a mood or atmosphere

To symbolize something else

All of the above

A character is a fictional person, while a person is a real person.

A character is a person who appears in a story, while a person is a person who exists in real life.

A character is a person who has a role to play in a story, while a person is a person who does not have a role to play in a story.

All of the above

Protagonist, antagonist, and deuteragonist

Major characters, minor characters, and background characters

Static characters, dynamic characters, and round characters

All of the above

The protagonist is the good guy, while the antagonist is the bad guy.

The protagonist is the main character, while the antagonist is the character who opposes the protagonist.

The protagonist is the character who changes the most over the course of the story, while the antagonist is the character who remains the same.

All of the above

A major character is a character who appears frequently in the story, while a minor character is a character who appears infrequently in the story.

A major character is a character who has a significant impact on the story, while a minor character has a minor impact on the story.

A major character is a character who is well-developed, while a minor character is a character who is not well-developed.

All of the above

A static character is a character who does not change over the course of the story, while a dynamic character is a character who changes over the course of the story.

A static character is a character who is good, while a dynamic character is a character who is bad.

A static character is a character who is simple, while a dynamic character is a character who is complex.

All of the above

A round character is a character who is well-developed and complex, while a flat character is a character who is simple and one-dimensional.

A round character is a character who is good, while a flat character is a character who is bad.

A round character is a character who is dynamic, while a flat character is a character who is static.

All of the above

A theme is a general idea or message that is conveyed by a story, while a moral is a specific lesson or rule that is taught by a story.

A theme is a statement about the world, while a moral is a statement about how to behave.

A theme is something that is implied by a story, while a moral is something that is explicitly stated in a story.

All of the above

A conflict is a problem that arises in a story, while a resolution is the solution to that problem.

A conflict is a disagreement between two or more characters, while a resolution is the agreement that is reached between those characters.

A conflict is the main event of a story, while a resolution is the ending of a story.

All of the above

Point of view is the perspective from which a story is told, while tone is the attitude of the author toward the subject matter.

Point of view is the tense in which a story is told, while tone is the mood of the story.

Point of view is the setting in which a story is told, while tone is the style of the story.

All of the above

Style is the way in which a writer expresses himself or herself, while grammar is the set of rules that govern the use of language.

Style is the use of figurative language, while grammar is the use of correct punctuation.

Style is the use of vivid imagery, while grammar is the use of correct spelling.

All of the above

A narrative essay tells a story, while an expository essay explains a topic.

A narrative essay uses figurative language, while an expository essay uses plain language.

A narrative essay is written in the first person, while an expository essay is written in the third person.

All of the above