Literary elements

What part of the plot diagram provides the setting and background information?

What method is used to inform readers about characters?

Which of the choices is NOT one of the major types of conflict?

What do you call the feeling that the author is creating for the reader?

What is the literary term for the struggle or problem in the story?

What is the moment when the action comes to its peak point of conflict?

What type of character does NOT change throughout the story?

Another name for the conclusion of the story where the conflict is solved.

What is the good guy in a story called?

What is the literary term for a story's main idea?

What is the writer's attitude towards the topic known as?

What do you call the person who is telling the story?

What is a comparison made not using "like" or "as"?

What point of view is it when character's actions are being explained?

What point of view is it when we know all of the characters' thoughts and feelings?

What type of setting is necessary for the story to make sense?

What do you call the voice in which a story is being told?

What do you call it when hints are given as to what will happen later in the story?

What tells you the time, place, and social atmosphere in which a story takes place?

What type of comparison uses the words "like" or "as"?

What is the literary term for ALL of the events in the story?

What is the contrast between what is expected and what actually happens?

What type of character changes throughout the story?

What point of view uses words such as I, me, and we

What do we call the character that acts like a villain?

What is it called when human characteristics are given to non human objects?