character in a work of fiction who pushes the main character to face his/her conflicts

the events that build a fictional story (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)

the time and place for a story or event

A narrator with a third person LIMITED point of view___.

A narrator with a third person OMNISCIENT point of view___.

A character who struggles with an INTERNAL conflict ____.

A character who struggles with an EXTERNAL conflict ____.

a pause in the story to review an event that happened at an earlier time

the author's message in a story, a universal truth, that can be applied to other situations

an unexpected twist of events

an object that represents something unlike itself

hints in a story about what may happen later

a comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as"

an implied comparison between two things or ideas

describing an inanimate object as if it is alive

sound words such as "boom" "swish"

an extreme exaggeration (I told you 3,000 times to put down your phone!)