AIR Review 2

Main Idea

• the lesson

• who is telling the story

• what the story is mostly about

• where the story takes place

Theme

• lesson of the story

• where the story takes place

• someone in the story

• what the story is mostly about

Narrator

• who is telling the story

• word that means the opposite

• when a character in the story is telling the story

• where the story takes place

First person POV

• narrator is outside of the story and knows thoughts of all characters

• narrator is a character in the story

• narrator is outside the story but only knows thoughts of one character

• Overall emotion of the story

Third Person Omniscient P.O.V

• comparison between two unlike things

• narrator is a character inside the story

• The narrator is outside of the story and knows the thoughts of all of the characters

• narrator is outside the story but only knows ONE character's thoughts

Third Person Limited P.O.V

• The narrator is outside of the story and knows the thoughts of all of the characters

• The narrator is outside of the story and only knows the thoughts of one of the character

• The narrator is a character inside of the story

• Who is telling the story

Mood

• This is a comparison between two unlike things

• The overall emotion or feeling story. This is the feeling the reader gets from reading

• This is the author's attitude towards their writing

• This is a comparison between two unlike things using the word "like" or "as"

Tone

• This is the author's attitude towards their writing

• Giving human characteristics to a nonhuman thing

• The overall emotion or feeling story. This is the feeling the reader gets from reading

• The narrator is outside of the story and only knows the thoughts of one of the character

Metaphor

• This is a comparison between two unlike things (doesn't use like or as)

• This is a comparison between two unlike things using the word "like" or "as"

• Giving human characteristics to a nonhuman thing

• A word that intimates the sound it represents

Simile

• This is the author's attitude towards their writing

• A word that intimates the sound it represents

• This is a comparison between two unlike things using the word "like" or "as"

• Giving human characteristics to a nonhuman thing