Study Stack 1 & 2 Words

A less offensive way of saying something negative. e.g. "pass away" instead of "die".

The combined use of several media.

A major section of a play; these are divided into varying numbers of shorter scenes.

Reviewing work to improve it; includes enhancing ideas, improving organization & word choice.

POV where the narrator doesn't participate in the story. (Classified as omniscient or limited.)

Language that means exactly what it says.

A symbolic story having a second, deeper meaning beneath the readily apparent one.

The deliberate repetition of the same grammatical structure; e.g., I came, I saw, I conquered.

Part of a visual that is the main area of interest.

The major character in a narrative or drama that works against the hero or protagonist.

Act of combining parts or elements to form a whole as in writing to create an intended effect.

Mental acceptance of a claim as truth; something believed.

To make public; to produce or create for an audience.

A brief description of a character to show his attitudes, feelings, thoughts, & personality.

Words that link two or more other words or group of words of equal importance.

A sentence that makes a request or command & ends with a period. Subject "You" is understood.

This can help specific elements stand out for the reader. (Bold, italics, or underlining.)

The moment when the action comes to its highest point of dramatic conflict.

A person presented in a dramatic or narrative work. May be static, dynamic, flat, or round.

The actual words that characters speak; authors use this skillfully to portray characters.