Literary Elements Review

The basic situation in a story is developed and the conflict intensifies in the

The chain of related events that take place in a story

The narrator isn't a character in the story and knows all about one character.

In this point of view, the narrator is a character in the story.

Something that stands for something else 

Conflicts caused by something outside the character

The main character in a story is the

Background information in a story is found in the

This includes the techniques writers use to develop characters. 

Language that appeals to the five senses is

Words spoken by characters in a story

The action after the climax is found in the

The way feelings are expressed by the author is called

The character or force that conflicts with the protagonist is the

Conflict caused within the character

This is a struggle between or within characters.

Intense feeling that an audience goes through while waiting to learn what happens next is

This character experiences changes throughout the plot of the story.

Part of a story that interrupts the sequence of events to relate an event from an earlier time 

Reference to a historical event, literary work, piece of music, a movie, or well-known person

The use of clues that suggest events that have yet to occur refers to

The most intense or exciting part of the story and the turning point of the action is the

Emotions the reader feels while reading

This is a quality of a character.

This character does not experience basic character changes during the course of the story.

The narrator isn't a character in the story and knows everything about every character.

When and where the story takes place is the

The writer's central message or main point is the

This refers to who is telling the story