Which of the following narrative elements reflect the beginning stages in a narrative (where setting and character is set up)?

Which of the following narrative elements reflect the end of a narrative in which loose ends are tied up?

Which of the following forms of denouement see a character learn something they did not know before?

Which of the following forms of denouement see a character experience great misfortune and loss?

Which of the following forms of denouement see a character find their conflict(s) solved?

This type of irony occurs when a character says one thing but means the opposite

This device refers to the emotional atmosphere created within a work.

This device refers to the author's or speaker's attitude in a work.

This device is a reference to an outside work. E.g.: General Zaroff's reference to Marcus Aurelius in "The Most Dangerous Game".

This device means "word choice".

This device refers to elements of text that vividly appeal to the senses. That is, one can clearly see what is referenced in one's mind's eye.

This device refers to a universal truth shown within a work. While not referenced directly in a text, it is ALWAYS written as a complete statement when discussed by readers.

This device refers the structure of words in a sentence, paragraph, or complete work.

This is the main force within a work (whether morally good or evil).

This is the opposing force in a work (whether morally good or evil).

This is a form of character that acts an opposite of another. Typically, this character helps show certain qualities in the other because of the opposition.

this event, item, or character acts as the driving force of change for a character.

This is a difficult choice between two (or more) options. The choice will usually set a character on a new path.

This is a character that is underdeveloped. They are one-dimensional.

This is a character that is well-developed. This character has many traits.

This type of irony occurs when one event is expected but the opposite occurs

This type of irony occurs when a character says one thing but means the opposite.

This type of irony occurs when the audience is aware of certain knowledge and a character is unaware.

this is a comparison between two seemingly unlike things

this form of metaphor attributes human qualities to non-human things

this form of metaphor compares heroic deeds to everyday actions; typically extends beyond a single line of verse

this form of metaphor uses the words "like", "as", or "resembles" to compare two things

This is a work that may hold a hidden meaning.

This is a long narrative poem that tells the deeds of a culture's heroes (thereby teaching of the society's values)

This type of character typically goes on a quest and embodies the values of his/her society.

This is a recurring image or idea within a work.

This form of narration is written from the protagonist's perspective

This form of narration is written from an external perspective and can only reveal details of one character

This form of narration is written from an external perspective but is aware of all thoughts and actions

this is a character that changes over the course of a narrative