PSSA vocab. #2

The order of events in a narrative.

Information that is provided objectively and presented as true.

An occurrence within a piece of literary text that is part of the plot.

Information or details from a text that support a reader's assertion.

When events are told by a character, who is the narrator. I, me, and mine are used.

Language that cannot be taken literally since it is written to create a special feeling/effect

The sun smiled on the Benderville as the kids were reading, is an example of....

The conversation between or among characters in a literary work.

The kind kids called out to each other in support, is an example of...

The thief was as quiet as a mouse when he took the chocolate chip cookie, is an example of..

The river roared past the quiet town after the flood, is an example of..

To examine and judge carefully.  To judge or determine the worth or quality of something.

Information that is clearly expressed or fully stated in the actual text.

The genre of literature represented by works intended for the stage, radio, television.

When you use sensory details to help the reader picture or relive what is being told you are.