Elements of Fiction/Literary Devices

Which term refers to "A character who opposes the main character"?

The point of view in which the narrator is not a character but is all-knowing

Which term refers to "A character who changes over the course of a story"?

In which plot step do we learn about the way the world works?

Which literary device: A comparison using "like" or "as"

The point of view in which the protagonist is addressed as "you"

What part of the setting do "social conditions" describe?

Which literary device is this: "The rain soaked me before I even stepped outside."

What is not needed to be a complete theme?

Which literary device is this: "The wave rushed to greet me."

Which plot step is the reason the rest of the story exists?

In which plot step is the conflict most directly addressed?

What type of conflict does the picture demonstrate?

Which literary device is this: Putting two contrasting ideas next to each other to highlight the difference

What type of conflict does the picture demonstrate?

What type of conflict does the picture demonstrate?

The point of view in which the outside narrator doesn't know any internal thoughts

Which of these would be the protagonist in "The House on Mango Street"?