When a reader knows something the characters don’t

The events after the climax that leads to the resolution

Events after climax leading to resolution

Comparing two things without using like or as

Most exciting part of the story/ turning point

A conflict from the outside that effects the character

Universally recognized objects that represents something

Struggle between opposing factors

Repetition of initial constant sounds

Comparing two things using like or as

Contrast between expectation and reality

Giving human qualities to non human things

Short period of a persons life that doesn’t cover their whole life

Image created in readers mind when author uses senses to describe

A hint of something that will happen later on

A interruption that shows a episode of something that happened in the past

Someone telling the story that is happening to them

Conflict within character. Man vs self

Character that stays the same through the whole story

Writing based on facts real evens and real people

How the author feels about subject being written

Reference to another piece of art or literature

One persons life written by another person

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Time and place of a story
Tone
Setting
Resolution
Exposition
2
Dramatic irony
When a reader knows something the characters don’t
Feeling of a word
Outcome that turns out very different the experience
Comparing two things using like or ass
3
Falling action
The final part of the story
Main character
The events in the beginning of a story
The events after the climax that leads to the resolution
4
Falling action
Events after climax leading to resolution
Allusion
The part after the exposition leading to climax
Genre
5
Metaphor
Comparing object to human traits
Word that sounds how it looks
Exaggeration
Comparing two things without using like or as
6
Climax
Most exciting part of the story/ turning point
Internal conflict
Begining of story
End of the story
7
External conflict
A conflict from the outside that effects the character
Man/mind
The reference to another piece of work
8
Symbolism
Universally recognized objects that represents something
The feeling of a word
Feeling a author has about what their writing
The definition of a word
9
Denotation
Insertion of a word
Spelling of word
Feeling of a word
Definition of a word
10
Hyperbole
BOOM
Personification
Exaggerating
POW
11
Who goes against the main character
Protagonist
Antagonists
12
Conflict
Plot
Setting
Struggle between opposing factors
Time
13
Someone on outside looking in and telling the story as they see it unfold.
First person pov
Climax
Allusion
Third person pov
14
Resolution
Conflict
Comparing two things using like or as
Their start of the story
The final part of the story
15
Alliteration
Genre
Repetition of initial constant sounds
Description that creates a image in readers head
POP
16
Connotation
Definition of a word
Intention of a word
The feeling of a word
Meaning of a word
17
Imagined stories
Fiction
Nonfiction
First person pov
Tone
18
Simile
Flashback
Flash forward
Comparing two things using like or as
Using images to illustrate to reader
19
Irony
Onomatopoeia
Contrast between expectation and reality
Reference to another piece of literature
Allusion
20
Personification
Comparing two things using like or as
Comparing two things without using like or as
Giving human qualities to non human things
Repeated use of constant sound
21
Author directly tells what the character is like
Direct characterization
Setting
Dentition
Tone
22
The character is revealed through their personality, words, action and thoughts
Direct characterization
Indirect characterization
Memoir
Allusion
23
Memoir
A reference to another piece of art or literature
Someone’s life written by someone else
Short period of a persons life that doesn’t cover their whole life
Nonfiction
24
When a character says something that is the opposite from what is intended
Dramatic irony
Verbal irony
Sarcasm
Allusion
25
Genre
Catergory of literature
The tone of a word
26
A story of one’s life that is written BY that person
Memoir
Autobiography
Nonfiction
Biography
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Imagery
Image created in readers mind when author uses senses to describe
Interruption that shows foreshadowing
The repetition of the initial constant sound
Reference to another piece of work
28
Foreshadowing
Flashback
Word that sounds how it looks
Description that creates a image for the reader
A hint of something that will happen later on
29
Flashback
A reference to another piece of literature
A interruption that shows a episode of something that happened in the past
A interruption that shows foreshadowing
30
First person pov
Someone outside looking in and telling the story as they see it
A dictionary definition of a word
Someone telling the story that is happening to them
Imagined stories
31
Internal conflict
Struggle between character and outside force
The first pov
Conflict within character. Man vs self
Tone
32
Static character
Villain
Charecter that changes from beginning to end of story
The main character
Character that stays the same through the whole story
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An out come that is very different then what was expected
Verbal irony
Dramatic irony
Irony
Situationally irony
34
Nonfiction
Third person pov
Writing based on facts real evens and real people
Imagined stories
Catergory of literature
35
Tone
How the author feels about subject being written
A feeling a word gives off
Imagery
POW
36
Allusion
Something that symbolizes another thing with a deeper meaning
A feeling the authors work gives off
A hint of something that will come in the future
Reference to another piece of art or literature
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Sequence of Events in story
Resolution
Climax
Plot
Exposition
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Onomatopoeia
Exaggeration
Irony
Word that looks how it sounds
Allusion
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Biography
One persons life written by another person
Short period of someone’s life
A biography someone writes about themselves
A picture book

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