MAP Review

This is when you draw a conclusion based on information and evidence from a text.

When what is said is opposite of what is expected

The author's perspective on their writing/ the reason behind why they wrote the text

The part of plot where the events of the story being to develop; conflicts are introduced here.

When a story is told from the perspective of a character in the story

Taking the ideas of the author and putting them into your own words

A graphic organizer that shows a step-by-step process from start to finish.

The events leading up to the story's end.

When the audience knows what is happening in the plot of the story and the characters don't.

The feeling of the entire piece of literary work.

A problem that takes place only within the character's mind.

The beginning of plot where characters and the setting are introduced.

When a story is told directly to the audience.

The ending of the story where often times the conflict is resolved.

The "turning point" of the story that is the highest point of action.

In poetry, this is a sound device.

The sequence of events in a story.

When a story is told from the perspective of an all knowing narrator.

A conflict that takes place between a character and an outside force.

The process of using an object to represent a larger idea or meaning

A passage from a story that is copied down exactly and enclosed in quotation marks.

Summarizing the ideas of a text by only stating the facts (no opinions)

A reference in a fictional story to something that is real/ can be found in the real world

When what happens is opposite of what is expected.

The key ideas of points of a text

When an author states their opinion on a subject or uses text supporting their point of view. 

A question that you ask without expecting an answer. 

The repetition of sounds at the beginning of words in poetry.

The feeling a writer wants us to get from their work.