A specific group of readers is known as

A specific reason for writing such as to persuade, inform, describe, or tell a story is called

The way a writer sounds on the page as a result of their word choices and his or her sentence structure is called

The writer's attitude or feeling toward their subject is 

Writing that tells a story of real-life events is 

A character who shows only 1 trait is called

A story about a person's life written by him/herself is called

A story about a person's life written by someone else is called a 

Writing that tells a writer's thoughts or feelings is

Writing that informs or explains such as research reports or how-to pieces of writing are called

Writing that convinces readers to act or think in a certain way is called

Writing that uses sensory detail (the 5 senses) to help readers experience something is called

A struggle between a character and another character, force, nature, or society is called

Writing that tells a story about imaginary people, places, or events is called

A long work usually written in chapters and may have subplots is called

A complex character showing many different qualities

A written work that is shorter than a novel but longer than a short story is known as a

A written work brief enough to be read in one sitting is called

An informed idea about what might happen next in a story is called a

A logical assumption the reader makes based on details of the story and your own experiences is called

A person, animal, or object that is part of the action of the story is called a 

When the writer explains a character to the reader, it is called

When the writer gives clues about a character through what he or she says and does, it is called

A character who does not change throughout the story is called a 

A character who develops, changes, and learns something during the story is called a

A sudden flash of insight or a sudden understanding is known as

A conversation between two characters is called

A way of speaking common to a group or region is known as

The sequence of events in a story is called the

A problem or struggle is called a 

A struggle within a character's thoughts or feelings is called

The part of a story where the reader learns the characters and setting is called

The conflict is introduced and obstacles are encountered during the 

The turning point of the story with the highest point of intensity where the reader can guess about how the story may end is called the

The part of a story where the conflict decreases in intensity is called the 

In this part of the story, the conflict concludes and loose ends are tied up.

The use of clues to hint at events that will happen later in a story is called

A feeling of tension that keeps readers wondering what will happen next is called

Exclaiming “oh great” after failing an exam

In Toy Story, human characters are not aware that the toys speak and move while the audience is aware

A marriage counselor filed for divorce

In horror movies, the audience is aware that there is a killer in the house, but the character does not and they proceed to enter

A man looked out of the window to see the storm intensify. He turned to his friend and said “wonderful weather we’re having!”

A hungry cook

Type of Irony: A man buys a gun to protect himself, then someone breaks into his house and shoots him with that same gun.

Type of Irony: While watching a scary movie, we see the killer run inside the house while the character is looking around on the porch. She doesn't know that the killer is inside the house when she walks back inside.

Type of Irony: A girl standing at a bus stop in the pouring rain says, "Isn't this great?" 

What is verbal irony?

What is situational irony?

What is dramatic Irony?

the main character, the one who "drives the action"

an obstacle to the protagonist or character who is involved in the most important conflict with the protagonist

Which part of the plot
introduces the characters?

The correct order of plot stages is...

Which of these is an
internal conflict?

What type of conflict is best shown here...

Which part of the plot
creates tension and suspense?

"True love can conquer anything" is an example of a story's what?

The point of view where the narrator is telling his or her own story. Uses words such as I, me, we, our, etc.

The message in a story-What the author wants you to learn/understand.

What type of conflict is best shown here...

The point of view where multiple or all characters have feelings and thoughts being exposed to the audience. Uses words such as they, he, she, and proper nouns, etc.

Comparing two different things by stating that one thing is another:

Comparing two things using "like" or "as":

Reference to a historical event, person, or another story:

Two different meanings of the same word applies simultaneously:

Language that appeals to the five senses:

Words that resemble the sounds that they are supposed to represent:

Bold overstatement or exaggeration:

Taking an object and giving it human characteristics:

____________ is the feeling created for the reader by a text.

What is MOOD

What is Tone

Which definition best describes "foreshadowing?"

Setting is defined as the _______ and _______ of the story.

Moral or message of the passage is _____________

____________ is the feeling created for the reader by a text.

_________ is the author's attitude(or feelings) about the subject

Genre

Reason the author writes: persuade, inform, entertain, describe.

Logical conclusion based on the reader's background knowledge and text clues

One or more letters attached to the beginning or end of a word to change its meaning is/are called

An indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or object in history, or in a literary work is called

To show how something is DIFFERENT is to 

An object or idea standing for something else in a story is called 

A figure of speech that give human qualities to nonhuman objects (Example: The wind whispered through the trees) is called 

Devices that authors use to enhance their literary work are called 

A person who tells a story is called a/an

The pattern created by the arrangement of stressed syllables, especially in poetry is called 

A group of lines forming a unit in a poem is called

Literature that passes by word of mouth from one generation to the next one is called 

A repeated theme is called a 

The kind of writing that uses everyday speech; written from margin to margin, divided into sentences and paragraphs is called 

A word that has the same or almost the same meaning is called a/an

A word's dictionary meaning is called a/an

A word than means the opposite or almost the opposite of another word is called a/an

A 17-syllable verse consisting of three lines that has origins in traditional Japanese poetry is called 

A funny five-line poem is called 

How many lines a sonnet has to have? 

Surrounding words that lead a reader to the meaning of the specific word are called 

"To restate a question" means 

A literary composition that tells a story, usually of human conflict, by means of dialogue and action to be performed by actors is called 

Information gathered directly from the text to support reader's statement in response to the prompt is called 

The way writing is organized, such as paragraphs, chapters, stanzas (Or organizational style such as cause-effect, chronological order, compare-contrast)

Words that may not literally mean what they say

story is told in time order (common in narrative stories or biographies)

Tell in your own words what a passage is about including only the central idea and most important supporting details. Does not include opinions or judgement.

Word groups that do not literally mean what they say (Ex. Put a lid on it.)

A little story or small piece of information

Uses "you" and reader is a character in the story

How two texts or things are different

Speaking of a nonhuman thing as if it has human feelings or actions (Ex. The wind moaned.)

personality or physical characteristics that define who the character is

an object represents an idea (Ex. Rose represents beauty; Rain represents sadness)

Feelings and ideas associated with a word meaning. 

A character that undergoes a significant change throughout the story

The struggle between two forces

When a character has is at odds with another character

When a character is experiencing an emotional dilemma or is faced with making a decision

When a character is struggling with an outside force derived from a natural element or obstacle

when a character is faced with overcoming an institution, law, way of life, or cultural idea

a struggle that exists within a character

a struggle that exists for a character with an outside force

The point of greatest tension in the story where the protagonist makes a decision that directly affects the outcome

Events within a story that increase tension within a story

Events that in the story that lead to a resolution

the final outcome of the story that clearly solves the central conflict and is marked by triumph or defeat

The introduction of a story's characters, setting, and initial conflict

The main perspective from which a story is told

the narration of the story is told from an outside perspective and captures the internal thoughts and feelings of ONE character

the narration of the story is told from an outside perspective but the narrator is able to reveal the inner thoughts and feelings of all characters

the difference between what is expected and what actually happens within a story

A difference in understanding that results from the audience knowing something that the characters do not