Fall 23 Semester Test Review (Part 1)

Story is told through a main character's eyes.

The time and place of the story.

Language used by the author for specific effect.

Contrast between what is expected to happen and what actually exists or happens.

Comparison of two unlike things, using like or as.

Struggle within a single character.

Narrator sometimes knows one character's thoughts and feelings.

Comparison of two things that have some quality in common, without using like or as.

The main character.

The character who is against the main character.

Narrator is "All-knowing" and is not a character in the story.

A feeling that a literary work conveys to readers.

Time, place, and physical characteristics of where a story takes place.

Hints to the reader as to what may happen later in the text.

Expresses the writer's attitude toward his or her subject.

Person, animal, or creature in a literary work.

The turning point of the story.

The organization of the main events in a story.

Characters are introduced and we learn about the setting.

The story comes to a reasonable ending.

Assigning human qualities to an animal, object or idea.

Descriptive language appealing to the senses.

Struggle between character and outside force.

All the events leading to the climax.