Question

1. Name three characteristics of a short story.

2. Name three types of conflict found in stories.
3. Name the three types of characters and a brief description of each one.
4. What two conditions make up the setting of a short story?

Answer 1

1. Key qualities of the short story incorporate its length, predetermined number of characters, topic, and propensity to start 'in medias res', which is Latin for 'the center of things.

2. Conflict 1. Man Versus Self.

Conflict 2. Man Versus Society.

Conflict 3. Man Versus Man.

Conflict 4. Man Versus Nature.

Conflict 5. Man Versus Supernatural.

3. The various kinds of characters incorporate heroes, foes, dynamic, static, round, level, and stock. The two of them can fit into more than one class and change starting with one classification then onto the next over the span of a story.

4. Comprehensively characterized, setting is the area of the plot, including the locale, geology, atmosphere, neighborhood, structures, and insides. Setting, alongside pacing, additionally proposes entry of time. Spot is layered into each scene and flashback, worked of components, for example, climate, lighting, the season, and the hour

Answer 2

1. The three characteristics of a short story are: length—it’s much shorter; there are fewer characters; there’s only one theme.

2. The three types of conflict found in stories are: person-against-person; person-against-nature; person-against-self.

3. The three types of characters are: stock character—familiar or common; static character—unwilling to change; and dynamic character—open to conflict and change.

4. A story's setting is the time and place where it takes place.

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