Reader's Circles Review (ALL)

____ is the literary device author's use to structure what happens in a story.

The positive or negative associations that words carry with them are _____.

The time and place in which the narrative happens is called ____

After looking at Author's Craft, Elements & Structure, and Literary Effects, the reader should next look for...

____ is how fast or slow the story is moving for the reader.

A literary device that highlights and explains the details about a character in a story is ___.

The wicked stepmother in fairy tales is an example of irony.

____ are the bits of factual information that help the reader understand the story better.

The tone of a narrative is the ___ and ___ of the author or speaker toward the subject.

When something happens that is the opposite of what you'd expect, it's an example of...

Visually descriptive or figurative language in a literary work is called imagery.

The way a sentence is arranged grammatically is called...

The "eye" or narrative voice through which you tell a story; the belief, perspective, or outlook.

The mood of a story is...

Elements & Structure is the second thing we look for in a literary text, according to the Reader's Circles.