a type of figurative language that uses "like" or "as"

Example: She was as pretty as a flower.

a problem where the character struggles within themselves

an example of this problem is when a bully is picking on a kid at school

An example of this type of conflict is when a character is fighting to change a law.

all the aspects of a person's behavior and attitudes that make up that person's personality

showing similarities

showing differences

where and when a story takes place

uses words like "I" and "me" in the story

Uses words like "you" and "your" in the story

If a character starts out a story being a bully, but in the end realizes they should be kind to others: this is an example of...

The subject or “big idea” of a literary work that is stated in one or two words.

A STORY: myth, legend, tall tale, fable etc…

When you state something usually using different words than what you actually mean. Some examples are: similes, metaphors, idioms etc...

when you say something IS something else

When a group of words are used, but most people understand it to mean something else. Example: Raining cats and dogs means it is raining really hard.

a problem outside of a character

a problem when a character is struggling to make a decision, struggling with guilt, or a different internal feeling/struggle is....

when a character in a book is struggling to survive a hurricane, tsunami, tornado etc...

A central, unifying message of a literary work that the author wants the reader to understand.

The plot sequence of events or actions that make up a story can be known as all of the below EXCEPT

What can you draw to figure out the pattern of events?

What is the most exciting part of the story/the part of the story that everyone is waiting to find out what happens?

What is the part of the story that shows the lesson learned?

the order of events in a story

a shortened version of the story telling the main parts

When the author does not directly tell you what he means, instead you have to figure it out.

The narrator's way of telling the story

A particular attitude/opinion towards something

When the author uses words like "he" and "she" in a story, and focuses on only ONE person's thoughts and feelings throughout the whole story.

When the author uses words like "he" and "she" and tells several different character's thoughts and opinions to the reader.

Taking the words that are said for their exact meaning.

a category of artistic composition, as in music or literature, characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter.

when a story is not real, but COULD be a true story if the characters actually existed today

When the main characters in a story are not real, but has real elements from the past in it

explaining how the world came to be, usually includes supernatural beings, usually believed to be false

a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral.

magical and imaginary beings and lands