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Short Story Elements & Literary Devices
Short Story Elements & Literary Devices
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The character or thing that opposes the main character is called
The Antagonist
The Protagonist
Flat Character
Round Character
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This literary devices attributes human qualities to things that are not human.
Simile
Personification
Flashback
Metaphor
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This literary device hints at what might happen later in the story
Foreshadowing
Repetition
Metaphor
Flashback
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What is a short story?
A 1-2 sentence summary
True stories about real people
Fictional stories that can be read in one sitting
A story that is more than 100 pages
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This literary devices uses "like" or "as" to compare two things
Foreshadowing
Symbol
Simile
Metaphor
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The main or central idea of a story is known as the
Theme
Conflict
Plot
Setting
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This literary device makes an implied comparison between two things
Symbolism
Simile
Metaphor
Repetition
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This literary device is when an earlier event, memory, or conversation is inserted into the story.
Repetition
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Symbolism
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The setting of a story
The point in the story where we find out a big secret
The part of the story where the character is set up with another character
Provides a backdrop for the action of the story (Time, place, conditions)
The point in the story where everything begins to resolve or get better
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This literary device is used to emphasize something and make it more memorable
Metaphor
Repetition
Symbolism
Personification
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The Plot is:
The way a story ends
The main character of the story
The details of the story and what happens in the story
The problem of the story
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The central character to the story is called
Antagonist
Protagonist
Villain
Minor Character
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From this point of view, you are in the character's head and they use words like "I", "me", "we"
First Person Narration
Third Person Omniscient Narration
Third Person Narration
Second Person Narration
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From this point of view, a narrator outside of the story describes what the characters do and what happens to them.
Third Person Limited Narration
Second Person Narration
Third Person Narration
First Person Narration
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The conflict of the story:
Introduces the main characters
Reveals the main problem or issue in the story
The part of the story where actions begin to resolve
The part of the story where everyone gets into a big fight
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From this point of view, an unknown narrator has the perspective of all of the characters and is all-knowing
Third Person Omniscient Narration
First Person Narration
Third Person Narration
Second Person Narration
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This literary device creates mental images for the reader
Simile
Flashback
Personification
Imagery
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The way that the author expresses their attitude toward a topic in their writing is known as the
Theme
Tone
Point of View
Mood
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This literary device is when an object, person, place, or idea is described, but stands for something else
Symbolism
Simile
Personification
Repetition
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The overall atmosphere or feeling created for or experienced by the reader is known as the
Mood
Theme
Setting
Plot