1. Refers to the underlying insight, the moral or idea that the writer is expressing through the story. a. Theme b. Setting c. plot d. characterization 2. The process by which authors create memorable characters. Conflict b. Characterization c. plot d. character 3. Part of the story where it answers the subtext, events happened in the past/backstory and its influence on the cent event. Beginning b. middle d. setting 4. Describes where and when the story takes place. Theme b. conflict c. setting d. plot 5. The technique used by the writers to make characters come to life Characterization b. plot C. setting d. characters 6. Refers to the series of events that make up a story. Theme b. characters c. plot d. conflict 7. They are the people, animals or creatures in the story. Characterization b. characters c. theme d. conflict 8. It drives the action of the story, gives the series of events their whys. Plot b. theme d. conflict 9. Part of the story where it shows the intent. Beginning b. middle c, end d. time 10. Part of the story where the resolution or surprises happen. Beginning b. middle c. end d. setting 11. Type of characterization where the authors literally tell what the character is like. a. antagonist b. direct c. indirect d. protagonist 12. type of characterization where the authors hints at what the character is like using details that show character's thou actions, speech and etc. a. antagonist b. direct c. indirect d. protagonist ​