Struggle exist within the mind of a character

Central struggle between opposing forces in the story

Refers to who is telling a story or who is narrating it

Character who reveals only one personality trait

A semantic transposition, where there is a word or idea that belongs to one context, being used to describe another

A character that works against or annoys the protagonist

Stories, dealing with the impact of science, on societies of the past, present or future

Shows how the conflict is resolved or the problem is completed at the end of the story

And complications to the problem in the story, and increases the readers interest

An interjected scene that takes the narrative back in time

The method and author uses to help the reader, become acquainted with/get to know a character

The basic structure of a piece of fiction, including expo, conflict, rising, climax, falling,, resolution

A variation of language spoken by a particular group, often within a particular region

Exists when what readers expect to happen is the opposite of what happens

The recurrence of sounds , words, phrases, lines, or stanzas in a speech or piece of literature

Authors use hints about what will happen in the story

Actors in the story, can be people, animals, robots, etc.

A comparison of unlikely things using the words like or as

A general statement about life that is the main message of the story

Literature, in which situations and characters are invented by the writer

The struggle of a character against an outside force, such as nature, society, fate, or another character

The opinion or attitude, authors express in their writing

The one who tells the story

A figure of speech in which an animal, object or idea is given human form or characteristics

The time and place of a story

The point of highest interest or suspense in an narrative

When a story uses words, like I or my, the story is told from this… Reader, see, and experience what happens through the narrator

A reference to a well-known person, place, idea, event, or fact from history, politics, literature, art, music, or culture, which expands the authors use of imagery in a literary work

The main character

Characters who show buried, and sometimes contradictory traits

Language that emphasizes sensory impressions to help the reader of a literary work see, here, feel, smell and taste the scenes described in the work

Expression, whose meaning is different from its literal meaning

The time and place are gradually revealed with clues throughout the story

The repetition of consonant sounds, usually at the beginning of words or syllables

A literary or artistic category, including pros, poetry, and drama

A flat character of a familiar and often repeated type

Can be read in a single session spanning a few minutes to an hour or two

The emotional quality or atmosphere of a story

Includes background information about characters and settings. It sets the scene for the conflict, also known as introduction.

Shows what happens to the characters after the climax

The narrator is outside the story, and reveals the thoughts and feelings of only one character that refers to that character as he or she

Meet up stories set in the real world with believable characters