Literary Terms 2

The difference between what is believed to be true and what is actually true is...

A character who does not change is a ...

A struggle within a person (man vs. self)...

Story using made up characters and setting...

People and or animals that move the action forward...

Something said that is the opposite of its intended meaning...

A struggle between two or more people or things (man vs. man)...

A fictional book with highly developed plot and characters...

Reveals what happens to the characters after the climax...

A narrator who lies or has mental problems...

The reader has information that the character does not is an example of ...

Introduces the story's setting and characters and sets up the conflict...

One thing is expected to happen but something else does is an example of ...

The high point of action or turning point in the story...

A character who changes or grows during the course of the story is an example of...

Series of events in a story...

Develops the story's conflict or problem and builds suspense...

A character who is one-sided and stereotypical is ...

The problem in the story...

Narrator who can see and feel the thoughts and emotions of some characters

A story written to be performed by actors is an example of ...

A character who is fully developed and exhibits many traits is an example of...

Reveals the final outcome of the conflict; conclusion of story

The important message or lesson in the story...

Time and place in which the story events occur...

Main character is the narrator telling about his/her thoughts actions and emotions...

A story told in less detail than a novel; using a less developed character and plot...

Narrator can see and feel thoughts and emotions of all characters...

A well-known person, event, place, literary work or work of art is ...

Factual, true to life information...