Plot devices project
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This document provides instructions for a booklet project on plot and fiction elements. Students must create a booklet defining each of 12 plot devices and fiction elements, providing an example of each. The booklet must include a cover page, table of contents, and at least 28 illustrations. Each page can define no more than 3 elements and must be in the specified order, including elements like exposition, rising action, climax, and conflict types.
Plot devices project
- 1. Plot / Fiction Elements - Booklet Project This project will be due on _____ / _____ /______ Students will create a booklet that defines each plot device and provides an example of each. *Includea cover page that provides the title, author (student), teacher’s name and an appropriateillustration to representyour book. *Each page should identify a specific plot device with a creative illustration of your design. You can find examples of each specific device in different stories fromthe literature Book or other sources. *Make the booklet attractive, colorful, and neat! The booklet must have a table of contents and the devices must be in the order specified below. Set up your booklet with no more than 3 devices per page. Includethe following for each page: The device Definition of the device An example of the device Sometype of illustration representing the device Page# as per the table of contents Your booklet should contain at least 28 illustrations. You can have only one illustration for all the subpoints in plot. Remember no more than 3 definitions/illustrations per page
- 2. The following plot/fiction devices are to be used in your project. *Cover Page *Table of Contents 1) Plot Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution Define EACH plot point and at least one illustration for plot (Could be the mountain graph) 2) Flashback 3) Flash Forward 4) Media Res 5) Conflict Internal External Man Vs. Self Man Vs Man Man Vs Society Mans Vs Nature Man Vs Supernatural 6) Characters Protagonist Antagonist Round Flat Dynamic Static 7) POV 1st 3rd limited 3rd omniscient 8)Irony Verbal Dramatic Situational 8) Theme 9) Tone 10) Mood 11) Connotation 12) Denotation