Thompson's Final Exam Review

A literary work written to be performed in front of an audience

Find the participle: The executed plan was a success.

Find the participle: I want to go to the swimming pool.

An appeal based on emotion that uses literary devices such as imagery, figurative language, and connotative diction

When and where the story takes place

Find the gerund: Listening is more important than speaking.

Find the prepositional phrase: Going to the movies is a fading pastime.

The point of view in which the author tells the story from one character's perspective

The character who opposes the main character

Find the participle: The bloated deer had been in the middle of the road for a long time.

Find the gerund: Going to the movies is a fading pastime.

a character who changes as a result of the story

The lesson a reader learns from a story

The sequence of events in a story

The point of view in which the reader sees all and knows all

Literary work consisting of real people, real places, and real events

The point of view in which a character tells us his/her story

A conflict the protagonist has with an outside source

An appeal based on the character of the speaker; it relies on the character, reputation, or expertise of the writer

A person's life story written by himself/herself

Find the infinitive: I want to go to the mall.

An appeal based on logic or reason & uses devices such as statistics, facts, research, & reason to persuade an audience.

The main character in a story

Find the prepositional phrase: I want to go to the swimming pool.

The highest point of interest in a story

Find the participle: Going to the movies is a fading pastime.

The final outcome of a story