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Stories written about imagined events and characters
Bold Eagle Fight Power
Falling Action
Fiction
Rising Action
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The time and place in which a story happens
Climax
Crazy Koo-Koo Pants
Irony
Setting
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The end of the story where the central conflict is concluded
Irony
Huckleberry
Resolution
Theme
4
The overall feeling of a story based on the tone set by the author
Mood
Plot
Conflict
Quarter Pounder
5
A writer’s emotional attitude conveyed to the reader about the subject
Flashback
Resolution
Tone
Studio Apartment
6
A struggle between two forces
Dingflict
Conflict
Dongflict
Ronflict
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The series of related events in a story—what happens in the story
Genra
Mood
Falling Action
Plot
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Conversations that take place between two or more characters
Falling Action
Dialogue
Setting
Time
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A suggestion or hint of something that will happen later in the story
Irony
Pine
Setting
Foreshadowing
10
When the reader or audience knows something a character does not know
Genre
Motovation
Mood
Dramatic Irony
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A complex character with multiple personality traits
Pool Table
Round Charactor
Silly Face
Sunshine
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The events of the story that occur after the event that resolves the main conflict
Tone
Falling Action
Mack Daddy Donald's
Rising Action
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When the writer gives a character just a single predominate personality trait
Climax
Fence-Wart
Dialogue
Flat Character
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Plot and Theme are exactly(100% of the time) the same thing
False
True
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A character who has a problem or dilemma to work through in the story
Noah's Ark
Chronological Order
Protagonist
Toyota
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The central idea or life lesson of a literary work the writer wants to offer to the reader
War Dogs
Mood
Theme
Dialog
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The character or force working against the protagonist
Homie Don't Play That
Chronological Order
Point Of View
Antagonist
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When the story introduces events that happened at an earlier time
Flashback
Exposition
Irony
Sandwich Queen
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A French term for literary category
The Eifel Tower
Pepe La Pew
Genre
French Fries
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When the story introduces events that happened at an earlier time
Sandwich Queen
Flashback
Exposition
Irony
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An object or element that represents both itself and something else in the story
Flashback
Genra
Ticko Taco Bello
Symbol
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The perspective or vantage point from which a story is told
Point of View
P.O.V.
Plot
Symbol
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The beginning of a story that introduces the characters, setting and conflict
Saddles
Exposition
Flashback
Dialog
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The difference between what seems to be true (appearance) and reality
Climax
Bob The Builder
Irony
Flashback
25
The development of a character’s personality
Characterization
Flashback
Fiction
Dialog
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Where a character or the writer says one thing but means the opposite
Subway
Round Character
Flat Charactor
Verbal Irony
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a feeling or emotion compelling a character to speak or act in a particular way
Conflict
Motovation
Ford
Fiction
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Where both the reader and character are surprised by a turn of events
Antagonist
Fiction
Setting
Situational Irony
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When the events of the story are portrayed in order from beginning to end
Jack in the Crate
Foreshadowing
Chronological Order
Mood
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The most intense moment; when something happens that brings the conflict to a resolution
The Mouse
Climax
Power Rangers
Theme
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The complications in the story which build toward the climax
Smelling Action
Milk King
Hearing Action
Rising Action
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A difficulty or blocking event or character for the story protagonist
Explosion
Complications
Tone
Genre
