WHO's A LITERARY CRITIC EXTRAORDINAIRE?!

AN AUTHOR’s CHOICE AND ARRANGEMENTOF WORDS

SUGGESTED MEANING of a word

REFERENCE TO A WELL-KNOWN PERSON,PLACE, EVENT, LITERARY WORK OR PIECE OF ART

STRUGGLE that occurs within a character

Events/ Complications leading to the CLIMAX

introduces the CENTRAL CONFLICT

a complex, multi-dimensional character

STRUGGLE between characters/ opposing forces

a CHARACTER who CHANGES

LITERAL MEANING of a word

difference between what a character in the story believes and what the reader knows to be true

CENTRAL MESSAGE/ INSIGHT INTO LIFE/HUMAN CONDITION REVEALED THROUGH THE LITERARY WORK

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EXPECTATION ANDRESULT; BETWEEN WHAT APPEARS TO BE and WHAT ACTUALLY IS

Name the type of conflict that IS NOT external

contrast between what is said and what is meant

POINT OF HIGHEST TENSION OR SUSPENSE and GREATEST INTEREST

SEQUENCE/ SERIES OF EVENTS THATRELATES A STORY

NARRATOR tells the story through the EYES OF MANY CHARACTERS

A SUBJECTIVE, LIMITED PERSPECTIVE INWHICH THE NARRATOR IS A CHARACTER IN THE STORY

quality of uncertainty which arouses curiosity in the reader

CENTRAL CHARACTER facing a conflict

STRUGGLE occurs outside the character

a PERSON who TELLS A STORY

a one-dimensional character/ a stereotype

PERSON/ ANIMAL who takes part in the action of the story

THENARRATOR IS A VOICE WHO REVEALS THE STORYTHROUGH THE EYES OF ONE CHARACTER

CHARACTER/ FORCE opposing the central character

another word for something that is imagined or imaginary

TIME and PLACE of a literary work

INTRODUCES THE SETTING, THECHARACTERS, THE BASIC SITUATIONS, and THE ATMOSPHERE

VANTAGE POINT from which a story IS TOLD/ NARRATED

the END of the CONFLICT

A REASONABLE CONCLUSION MADE ON THEBASIS OF EVIDENCE

CATEGORY OR TYPE of literature

Another word for A STORY

HINTS/ CLUES THAT SUGGEST EVENTSTHAT HAVE YET TO OCCUR

everyday written or spoken language

EVENTS THAT OCCUR at the END of the CONFLICT

difference between what is expected and what actually happens

A LENGTHY, FICTITIOUS PROSENARRATIVE WHICH HAS A PLOT AND CHARACTERS IN CONFLICT

A WRITER’s ATTITUDE TOWARDS HIS/ HERAUDIENCE OR SUBJECT

a CHARACTER who DOES NOT CHANGE

ACTION/ EVENT that signals a TURNING POINT in the STORY

person, place, event or object that is real and yet represents something else

the PROCESS by which a character is revealed

PREVAILING EMOTIONAL CLIMATE OR MOODOF A LITERARY WORK