Which point of view uses the words I, we, us, our, me?

What is another word for the problem in a story?

What is the solution to the problem or conflict in a story called?

What term describes when and where a story takes place?

What is a type or category of literature called?

What is the opposite of a word called?

What is a word that means the same as another word?

What is a retelling of a story that includes important information from the beginning, middle, and end?

What is the moral or lesson to be learned in a story called?

What is a comparison that does NOT use the words like or as?

What is a comparison that DOES use the words like or as?

What is a made-up story that could really happen in real life called?

What is a made-up story based around real people or events from the past called?

What is the term for clues that help the reader figure out unknown words?

Who is considered the "good guy" in a story?

What is the most exciting part of a story called?

What is a poem that does not follow a regular rhyming pattern called?

What is the term for when non-human objects have human characteristics?