This is what strings the events together, giving the narrative the structure it needs. Setting false Theme false Plot true Dialogue false Single In fiction as in Creative Nonfiction, characterization may be carried out through _____________. Description true Characters false Dialogue false Readers false Single It is the concluding part of the narrative when the conflict has been resolved. Denouement true Conflict false Falling action false Conclusion false Single It refers to the time frame, historical period, atmosphere and mood. Atmosphere false Setting true Event false Point of view false Single It refers to the angle of vision or perspective through which authors write their narratives. Atmosphere false Setting false Event false Point of view true Single It makes the narrative more life-like and interesting. It also speeds up the action. Description false Characters false Dialogue true Readers false Single It is the most dramatic part of the narrative where the characters are engaged in some action resulting from the conflict. Dialogue false Climax true Plot false Denouement false Single It is what makes fiction and nonfiction apart. Events false Setting false Elements false Truth true Single It gives readers background information about the narrative. Exposition true Rising actin false Denouement false Plot false Single It contains the part where the characters try to resolve the conflict. Exposition false Rising actin false Denouement false Falling action true Single