Elements of Short Story

A _______ theme applies to all people, all places, and all ages.

The interruption of the timeline to "fill in the blanks" is called _______.

The author's word choice and length of sentences is known as _______.

The author’s implicit attitude toward the reader or the people, places, and events is the ____.

The ______ of a metaphor is the subject from which the attributes are borrowed.

The _______ is the highest emotional level of a story.

Authors make comparisons using "like" or "as" to write ________.

The emotional bonding of the character(s) and the reader is called _________.

In ______ symbolism, an item is always used in the same way.

When using suspense, an author is purposefully _____________ to raise questions.

The pronoun ___ would be used in reference to the narrator in first person point of view.

“The specific feeling of a specific people at a specific time” is ________.

When a work is "cohesive in its parts" it is ______.

The element defined as location, topography, scenery, objects, and time is __________.

A _______ theme limits the character's movement to a specific time and place.

A ________ character is only there to complement major characters.

__________ is a form of suspense where all possible options are negative.

Society vs. society is a type of ______.

A ______ character is vital to the development and resolution of a story.

In _____ symbolism, the item stands for an idea or concept in a particular story.

The narrator in third person point of view could have full or _________ omniscience.

A _______ theme applies to all people, all places, and all ages.

The ______ of a metaphor is the subject to which attributes are ascribed.

The general feeling or impression conveyed by a passage is the _______.

An author uses _______ to hint at the outcome of a conflict.

A similarity is suggested between two things without the use of "like" or "as" in a(n) ______.