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the writer's attitude towards a subject
giving objects human characteristics
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giving objects human characteristics
plot
personification
characterization
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the writer's attitude towards a subject
mood
tone
feelings
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a character that changes behavior or beliefs
character
dumb character
dynamic character
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the audience or reader knows something a character doesn't know
irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
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time and place in which story happens
setting
story
theme
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the person or character who tells the story
narrator
main character
talker
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the voice of the person talking in a poem
narrator
talker
speaker
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descriptive words and phrases that appeal to the 5 senses
sight
imagery
smell
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an object, person, or place that represents a larger idea
characterization
symbol
location
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the dictionary definition of a word
story
denotation
plot
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the problem or struggle in the story
mood
flashback
conflict
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the end or outcome in a story
climax
resolution
conflict
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the feelings associated with a word like rat or snake
connotation
simile
metaphor
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problems like weather, finances, or bullies
mood
point of view
external conflict
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when the events turn out differently than expected
climax irony
situational irony
shift
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the order in which the events ocurred
chronological
mood
first
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the atmosphere or main emotions in a literary work that the reader experiences
tone
mood
plot
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a reference to another literary, mythological, historical person
allusion
metaphor
imagery
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hints or clues to suggest future action
foreshadowing
conclusion
alliteration
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the sequence of events in a story or play
sequence
order
plot
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the central message or lesson in a story
conflict
theme
story
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an unexpected outcome in the story
plot twist
resolution
ending
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the story is told from the narrator's point of view-uses "I"
clown
third person
first person
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the character that opposes the protagonist
round character
antagonist
protagonist
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the problem or struggle within a character
external conflict
internal conflict
conflict
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comparing two unlike objects using like or as
mood
metaphor
simile
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the pattern of end rhyme in a poem
story
plot
rhyme scheme
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boom!
onomatopoeia
simile
definition
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the person or character who tells the story
speaker
character
narrator
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the central character
protagonist
bad character
round character
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the perspective from which a story is told
characters
point of view
narrator
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the methods author uses to create a character
irony
theme
characterization
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the repetition of beginning sounds in nearby words
alliteration
sound
metaphor
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a scene that interrupts the work to show a previous event
foreshadowing
point of vew
flashback
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the beginning or a narrative where author introduces setting and characters
rising action
climax
exposition
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narrator is not a character in the story but all knowing about the characters
third person omniscient
narrator
first person