An engaging plot with conflict.
Sure. Conciseness, independence, testability.
Sure. Bravery is a quality. A good character is brave enough to take risks and protect others. Also, they are often intelligent. This helps them solve problems in the story. And they are generous, always willing to share what they have with others.
Sure. One quality is decisiveness. A good leader in a story is often able to make quick and wise decisions. They don't dither when faced with choices. For instance, in a military leadership story, a general might have to decide on a battle strategy instantly.
Originality is also a quality. A novel that offers a fresh perspective or a unique story stands out. '1984' was very original in its dystopian vision when it was first published.
Good short stories usually have a unique voice. The author's style of writing should be distinct. It can be humorous, solemn, or sarcastic. For instance, Mark Twain has a very recognizable voice in his short stories. Also, the pacing matters. It shouldn't be too slow or too fast. A proper pace keeps the reader engaged at all times.
Sure. For beginners, a good feature story should be simple in its language. This makes it easy for readers to understand. Also, it should have a clear point. Beginners often struggle with getting their message across, so a clear point helps. Another quality is having a relatable topic. People are more likely to read a story they can relate to.
The main qualities include being factual. No false information should be in the story. Also, it should be concise yet comprehensive enough to convey the key points. And having a good hook to start the story is important too.
Sure. Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution.
Sure. Characters, plot, and setting.
Sure. Characters, plot, and setting are the main essentials for a good story.