Exam Review

introduces the problem

Hints the author gives to provide the reader with clues of future events

sarcasm indicates this literary device

A round character

increases the stakes by making the problem worse

when the audience knows something the characters don't

when the opposite happens from what you expect

the feeling the reader gets from reading the story

something that represents something else

this type of character does not change throughout the course of a story

a man getting haunted by ghosts

creating an appeal by appealing to the emotions of the people receiving the message

a man fighting a dog

two friends fighting

 When the reader has a feeling of curiosity or being on the edge of their seat

Example: "He was a good Samaritan yesterday when he helped the old lady across the street."

brings the story to the ending

If you are telling me what happens in the story, you are talking about the story's 

creating an appeal through logic and reason

The narrator knows everything about all the characters, uses "he, she, it, they"

figure of speech which makes a comparison between two unlike things using “is”

high point of the story

EX: "I was struck by Cupid's arrow!"

how the audience feels when they read the story, the atmosphere of the piece

the author's attitude to the subject matter

creating an appeal through stating the authority of the person speaking

This type of character is sometimes called a “stock character” 

when a character is struggling to make a decision

sets the stage by providing background

starts tying up all the loose ends

Ifyou were to tell me the time and place of a story, you would be telling me the

the main idea or moral of the story

This type of character changes in attitude over the course of a story