Third Person Point of View

There is a narrative presence telling the story using "he" and "she".

Limited Omniscient Point of View

The narrator has a minimal knowledge of just one character in a story.

When the reader is left to draw their own conclusions in a story.

Omniscient Point of View

The narrator has knowledge of all characters in a story.

A verse, a line, a set, or a group of lines that comes at the end of stanza

The unfolding or solution of a complicated issue in a story.

Four or more lines having a fixed length, meter, or rhyme scheme in a poem.

Flat characters are simple and stay the same throughout the storyline.

The author tells his story in a very detailed fashion.

When a major narrative shift takes place in a story.

Interior Monologue (Stream of Consciousness)

The steady flow of thoughts of a person that is recorded as they occur.

The pattern of rhyme that comes at the end of each verse or line in poetry.

A device that authors use to keep their readers’ interest alive.

The back story / background information for characters and the plot.

An interruption of the chronological sequence of an event from earlier.

A round character is fully outlined by the author. They are complex.

A means to indicate or hint to readers something that is to follow later on

When a plot twist happens near the end of a story.

A decisive moment that is of high intensity in a plot.

Setting is the time, location, and environment that a story takes place.

Plot is what writers use to structure what happens in a story.

Panoramic Presentation

The author gives a selected summary of what happens within a certain period

Occurs right after the climax, when the main problem of the story resolves.

A series of relevant incidents that create suspense and tension in a story.

Struggle between a character and an outside force like another character.

First Person Point of View

One of the characters in the story narrates the story.

The psychological struggle within the mind of a character.

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Third Person Point of View
The first person you meet in a story tells the story.
When a famous figure in history narrates the story.
There is a narrative presence telling the story using "he" and "she".
One of the characters in the story narrates the story.
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Limited Omniscient Point of View
The narrator has clear knowledge of two or more characters in a story.
The narrator has a minimal knowledge of just one character in a story.
The narrator has no knowledge of any character in the story.
The narrator has knowledge of all characters in a story.
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Open Ended Story
When the reader is left unsatisfied at the end of a story.
When the reader knows precisely what happened at the end of a story.
When the reader is left to draw their own conclusions in a story.
When the reader can choose one from multiple endings of a story.
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Omniscient Point of View
The narrator has clear knowledge of two or more characters in a story.
The narrator has knowledge of all characters in a story.
The narrator has a minimal knowledge of just one character in a story.
The narrator has no knowledge of any character in the story.
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Refrain
When a poem has the rhyming scheme ABAB
A poem that has no clear rhyming scheme
A verse, a line, a set, or a group of lines that comes at the end of stanza
A verse or poem that does not have any repeating lines.
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Resolution
The unfolding or solution of a complicated issue in a story.
When two characters solve a problem in a story.
Gives background information on a character of plot of a story.
When a character overcomes his / her inner conflict.
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Stanza
When a poem does not have a clear rhyming scheme.
A poem that is highly detailed and paints a picture in the reader's mind.
A short-lengthed poem made up of only 6 lines total.
Four or more lines having a fixed length, meter, or rhyme scheme in a poem.
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Flat Characters
Flat characters are simple and stay the same throughout the storyline.
Flat characters are highly detailed by the author.
Flat characters are usually humorless.
Flat characters often have a thorough back story.
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Scenic Presentation
The author gives a selected summary of what happens within a certain period
The author describes the countryside / cityscapes in little detail.
The author tells his story in a very detailed fashion.
The author describes the countryside / cityscapes in great detail.
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Turning Point
When the reader can clearly draw a conclusion about what will happen.
When a major narrative shift takes place in a story.
The point where the falling action ends.
When there is no clear resolution at the end of a story.
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Interior Monologue (Stream of Consciousness)
The steady flow of thoughts of a person that is recorded as they occur.
A device used to "freeze time" during the rising action of a story.
When a character has a "daydream" in a narrative..
When a character goes "back in time" to speak with a deceased character.
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Rhyme Scheme
A rhyme pattern that comes at the beginning of each verse or line in poetry
The pattern of rhyme that comes at the end of each verse or line in poetry.
A rhyme pattern that cannot be clearly classified
The pattern of rhyme that can be found in one line of a poem.
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Suspense
A device that authors use to keep their readers’ interest alive.
A device that authors use to dull down the excitement in a story.
A device that authors use to let the reader "catch their breath" in a story
A device that authors use to persuade the reader in one direction.
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Exposition
When a character dies in a story.
The back story / background information for characters and the plot.
The end of a story where the conflit has been resolved.
Happens right before the climax of a story.
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Flashback
When a character disappears suddenly and never comes back in the story.
A stylistic device that incorporates elements of both hyperbole and irony.
A device used to to better get to know the antagonist specifically.
An interruption of the chronological sequence of an event from earlier.
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Round Characters
The reader must come up with their own interpretation for a round character
A round character is a character who plays little role in the story.
A round character is always the protagonist of the story.
A round character is fully outlined by the author. They are complex.
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Foreshadowing
A means to indicate or hint to readers something that is to follow later on
A device used to cast an evil "shadow" on the protagonist of the story.
A literary device used to "shed some light" on the protagonist of the story
When a character in a story has a complete change of their identity.
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Surprise Ending
When a plot twist happens near the end of a story.
An idiot cow.
When a struggle happens betwen a man and a beast.
When a story ends the way that the reader would have expected.
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Climax
The low-point of a story.
An integral part of a narrative before the rising action begins.
When a story has a happy ending.
A decisive moment that is of high intensity in a plot.
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Setting
Setting is the backstory of a character.
Setting is the time, location, and environment that a story takes place.
Setting is the initial conflict in a story.
Setting is another name for the plot of a story.
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Plot
Plot is the climax of a story.
Plot explains the location, time and environment of a story.
Plot is what writers use to structure what happens in a story.
Plot is when a story is open ended.
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Panoramic Presentation
The author gives a selected summary of what happens within a certain period
The author tells his story in a very detailed fashion.
The author describes the countryside / cityscapes in great detail.
The author describes the countryside / cityscapes in little detail.
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Falling Action
Occurs right after the climax, when the main problem of the story resolves.
When one character disposes of another character.
When a character jumps out of an airplane.
Happens directly before the climax, when the suspense is steadily rising.
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Rising Action
When the conflict of a story begins to be resolved.
A series of relevant incidents that create suspense and tension in a story.
When a plot twist happens near the end of a story.
An aspect of external conflict when a character dies through conflict.
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External Conflict
A struggle that happens before a story begins.
When a confrontation occurs out in nature.
Struggle between a character and an outside force like another character.
A psychological struggle between a character and her / himself.
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First Person Point of View
There is a narrative presence telling the story using "he" and "she".
The first person you meet in a story tells the story.
One of the characters in the story narrates the story.
When a famous figure in history narrates the story.
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Internal Conflict
When confrontation occurs inside of a building.
Conflict that doesn't resolve itself at the end of a story.
The psychological struggle within the mind of a character.
A conflict that is in reality not even real.

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