21st Century Report for senior high students

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1. LITERARY ELEMENTS

2. LITERARY ELEMENTS

3. LITERARY ELEMENTS In literature, literary elements are essential components or techniques used for the purpose of communicating meaning, creating a tone and inducing emotions in its readers. These elements are the building blocks of literature and are used by writers to create effective and engaging stories, poems, and other forms of writing .

4. LITERARY ELEMENTS CHARACTER SETTING PLOT THEME

5. CHARACTER A in driving the plot forward through their actions, dialogue, and interactions with other characters. A character in literature is a person, animal or figure which plays an important part of the story or narrative. The main building blocks of any story are the characters, and they play an important role in driving the plot forward through their actions, dialogue, and interactions with other characters.

6. CHARACTER TYPES OF

7. TYPES OF CHARACTER

8. PROTAGONIST The protagonist is the main character or hero of a story, typically the character with whom the reader or audience is meant to empathize or identify. The main character is often the one who drives the plot forward and overcomes obstacles to achieve its objectives.

9. Beauty and the Beast Detective Conan Strong Girl Do Bong Soon Harry Potter PROTAGONIST Harry Potter Do Bong Soon SHINICHI KUDO / CONAN EDOGAWA B ELLE

10. ANTAGONIST An antagonist is a character who opposes the main character and often creates obstacles and difficulties for the main character to overcome. An antagonist can act as a counterpoint to the main character by showing their strengths and weaknesses as well as driving the plot forward through their actions and motivations.

11. Beauty and the Beast Detective Conan Strong Girl Do Bong Soon Harry Potter ANTAGONIST L ORD VOLDEMORT KIM JANG-HYUN RENYA KARASUMA GASTON

12. DEUTERAGONIST The deuteragonist the second most important character in the story, often serving as a secondary protagonist or supporting the main character in his/ her journey. Deuteragonists may help to flesh out a story's world and its characters, but they could also be an obstacle for the protagonist or antagonist.  

13. Beauty and the Beast Detective Conan Strong Girl Do Bong Soon Harry Potter DEUTERAGONIST RON WEASLEY AHN MIN-HYUK RAN MOURI BEAST

14. SUPPORTING CHARACTER A supporting character is a character who isn't the main focus in the story but instead supports the protagonist in to ultimately help them achieve their goal, have a transformation, or move the story forward.

15. Beauty and the Beast Detective Conan Strong Girl Do Bong Soon Harry Potter SUPPORTING CHARACTER

16. LITERARY ELEMENTS CHARACTER SETTING PLOT THEME

17. SETTING The time, place and circumstances in which a story is told are referred to as the setting of literature. In shaping the mood, the atmosphere, and the overall tone of the work, it provides the backdrop against which the events of the story unfold. It can be an actual or imagined setting, which means that readers are often transported to other worlds, time periods and environments .

18. SETTING TYPES OF BACKDROP SETTING TEMPORAL SETTING E NVIRONMENTAL SETTING -  an element that helps the reader grasp all the information of a setting, even though it does not affect the storyline or plot . A backdrop setting is commonly vague and simple, allowing the reader to use their imagination for the setting details . - an important aspect of a story as it  describes the time or era that the story takes place in . The temporal setting is very general as it is simply the general time and place where all the action unfolds in a story. - the descriptive information that portrays or captures various aspects of the existing environmental condition within an area including existing burdens relating to the environment and public health .

19. LITERARY ELEMENTS CHARACTER SETTING PLOT THEME

20. PLOT - The structure of the story is what organizes it and makes its meaning. The story`s the driving force behind our narrative and helps us to create characters, themes, and conflicts within it. In addition, the plot allows readers to better understand character personalities, motivations and relationships that allow them to gain an understanding of events and feelings in a story.

21. COMPONENTS PLOT

22.   - This is where the story begins. These stories contain information about characters, setting, plot, and other information that helps tell the story or theme. EXPOSITION

23. - The series of events that take place after the exposition and before the climax of a story are referred to in literature as rising action. It's the part of the story that's building up to the main conflict or problem, and it's helping to create tension and suspense in the story. In increasing action, obstacles, complications and difficulties that a protagonist must confront in order to reach their destination or end the main conflict are frequently introduced. RISING ACTION

24. CLIMAX - The climax of a story is, in literature, the most intense and critical moment, often the turning point where the main conflict reaches its peak. That's where the stakes are highest, where the outcome of the story is most uncertain. The climax is usually the most exciting and suspenseful part of the story, since it brings the story to a boiling point before it's resolved .

25. FALLING ACTION - In literature, the falling action of events that follows the climax and leads to the resolution of the story. It's a part of the story where the main conflict begins to be resolved, and characters are working on resolving issues that have arisen throughout the course of the story. The falling scene serves as a bridge between the intense emotional climax and the ending of the story, helping to bring it to its satisfying conclusion.

26. - In literature, the resolution, also known as the denouement, is the final part of the story that provides closure and completion to the narrative. It is the part of the story that follows the climax and falling action, where any remaining loose ends are tied up, and the main conflict is resolved. The resolution is often the best part of a story, as it makes audiences feel emotionally satisfied and relieved. It's a way to end the arcs of characters, resolving their personal journeys and emotional struggles. The resolution may also give closure to the bigger themes and messages of the story, providing an audience with a sense of understanding and perspective . RESOLUTION

27. LITERARY ELEMENTS CHARACTER SETTING PLOT THEME

28. THEME - Themes in literature are ideas, messages or concepts that have been developed and investigated during the course of a story or tale. These themes are a lens through which the audience is able to experience stories, providing depth, meaning and emotional resonance. Themes may be explicit, meaning that they are explicitly or implicitly mentioned or discussed in the narrative, or that they are suggested or implied by the characters, events or settings . Love, loss, redemption, identity, morality and humanity are some of the major themes found in literature .

29. THEME IN LITERATURE BETRAYAL WAR COMING OF AGE REDEMPTION SURVIVAL LOVE FRIENDSHIP JUSTICE COURAGE POWER REVENGE GOOD VS. EVIL FAMILY DEATH

30. LITERARY ELEMENTS CHARACTER SETTING PLOT THEME