What part of speech is a person, place, thing, or idea?

What part of speech is an action or state of being?

What part of speech can take the place of a noun?

Which term is the turning point of a story?

Which term is the solution to the problem in a story?

Which term is the events near the end of a story when the author describes how the conflict was solved?

Which term is the sequence of events that make up a story?

Which figurative language compares two unlike things using "like" or "as?"

Which figurative language directly compares two unlike things?

Which figurative language gives an animal or object human qualities and characteristics?

Which figurative language uses extreme exaggeration?

Which figurative language repeats the beginning sounds of words throughout a sentence or paragraph?

Which term tells when and where the story takes place?

Which type of conflict describes character vs. self?

Which type of conflict is character vs. character?

Which one is another term for the main character?

Which term describes the people, animals, or imaginary creatures in a story?

Which one is another word for the problem in a story?

Which term describes the character that has a conflict and struggles against the main character ("the bad guy")?

Which term can be proven to be true; it might be found in an article or a textbook?

Which type of literature has stories or characters or events that could be real/true?

Which term is another word for a category or type of literature?

Which term is a type of literature that is NOT real; the author created the characters/setting/problem?

Which term is a character who changes from the beginning of the story to the end of the story?

Which term is the voice that is telling the story?

Which term is a character who stays the same throughout the entire story?

Which term is the lesson learned from the story?

Which term is the atmosphere of the story; it creates feelings within the reader?

Which term is another word for a conversation between the characters in the story?