Comparison using like or as

A character who undergoes a permanent and significant change in character

The force(s) acting against the protagonist

The feeling of curiosity about what is going to happen

Action after the initial incident leading up to the climax

Protagonist's conflict is resolved in his/her favour

Introduction of setting, characters, and background

A shift in time from the present to the past

The overall feeling created

A hint of what is going to happen later

The character with the main conflict

A character who does not experience change

The point of view when a character tells the story directly to the reader using "I" or "we"

Important action that happens before the plot begins

A character who has many sides to his or her character

A familiar character type, such as the shy country boy

Point at which the main conflict is resolved

The writer tells the reader directly what qualities a character has

The point of view when the author reveals what only one character thinks and feels using "he", "she", "they"

A minor character (usually) who has only one apparent quality or characteristic

Event or reason that causes the main conflict to begin

The part of the plot from the climax to the resolution

The writer gives the reader clues about the qualities of a character

A struggle between opposing forces

The central meaning or purpose of that text

Define the CAPITAL word using CONTEXT CLUES:

I just freed myself from a very LOQUACIOUS history professor. All he seemed to want was an audience.

Define the CAPITAL word using CONTEXT CLUES:

Such are the VICISSITUDES of history. Nothing remains the same. Three hundred years of peace ended in darkness and confusion.

Define the CAPITAL word using CONTEXT CLUES:

The purpose of the psychiatrist is to MITIGATE the sufferent of the patient.

Many years before, Caesar’s men had tried and failed to invade Britain. No doubt this contributed to the XENOPHOBIA of the Romans. They were cautious about strangers who entered their country.