What am I?
A hint given to the reader of what is to come in the story.
Foreshadwoing
Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Alliteration
Where the conflict gets resolved or solved.
Climax
Nouns (Subjects)
I am like a red rose, newly sprung in June.
Simile
A person, place,or object, that has meaning in itself, but suggests other meanings as well.
Symbol
It is raining cats and dogs outside.
Idiom
Where the characters, setting, and central conflict are first mentioned.
Exposition (Introduction)
This answers What is being done? in a sentence.
Verb (Doing and Helping)
When you expect one thing to happen but another occurs.
Irony
The main idea, message or underlying meaning of a literary work.
Theme
I am so hot I could fry an egg on my forhead!
Hyperbole
Where events surround the central conflict.
Rising Action
This tells Who, Which One, What Kind, How Many of subjects/nouns.
Adjectives
He is a cheetah when he runs a race; he never loses.
Metaphor
Learning about a character through what they say, do, think, etc.
Characterization
The 'snap', 'crackle' and 'pop' of my cereal alarmed me.
Onomatopoeia
Where any lingering questions are answered.
Falling Action
This modifies or describes Adjectives and Verbs.
Adverbs
An author's attitude toward the subject they are writing about in a story.
Tone
A reference to a real famous person, place, thing, idea within another piece of literature.
Allusion
The tree wept leaves over the loss of summer.
Personification
This can be a resolution or conclusion.
The end
What is the adverb in the sentence below:
He quickly grabbed the ugly jacket.
quickly
1st person and 3rd person are most common examples of this in literature.
Point of view