Can you briefly explain the parts of a realistic fiction story?

Sure. Characters are in the story. Setting is where it happens. Plot is the events. Conflict is the problem. Theme is the idea.

Sure. Characters, they are the ones who act in the story. Setting, it's the location and time of the story. Plot, which is the sequence of events.

Sure. The three elements are character, setting, and plot. Characters drive the story, setting is the context, and plot is what happens.

Realistic fiction is about fictional stories that seem like real - life situations.

The main elements are characters that are ordinary and believable. The setting is somewhere that could actually exist. And the plot is made up of normal, everyday happenings.

Sure. Its purpose is to show real - life situations and emotions in a fictional form.

Sure. The 5 traits are believable characters, which act like real people. Familiar setting that we can picture. A real - life problem for the story to revolve around. A believable plot that makes sense. And an authentic voice for the narration.

Sure. For the setting, it should be a place that seems real, like a typical house or a busy street. Characters are ordinary people with normal personalities. The plot is a sequence of events that could occur in reality. The theme is about real - life topics. And the writing style is simple and easy to understand.

The three types are simple to understand. Contemporary realistic fiction shows what's going on currently in society. Historical realistic fiction recreates the past realistically. Problem novels are about dealing with a particular problem in a real - world - like setting.

Sure. Exposition: It's the start, gives context. Rising action: Adds suspense. Climax: The big moment. Falling action: Calms things. Resolution: Ends the story.