What is the role of the CHARACTER in the story?
Someone who takes part in the action in the story.
What is THEME?
An insight about life that is conveyed through story details.
What is CONFLICT?
The problem in the story.
What is MOTIVATION?
The reasons for their feelings and action?
What is DIALOGUE?
How they talk and what they say in response to the story events.
What is EXPLICIT THEME?
Is stated directly by a story's narrator or a character.
What is IMPLICIT THEME?
Readers analyze story details?
What is INTERNAL CONFLICTS?
Characters struggle with their own thoughts and feelings.
What is DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION?
States what character is like?
What is INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION?
What a character is like by showing what the character said.
What is HYPERBOLE?
Figure of speech thats uses exageration.
Short non-fiction work that educates readers about a topic.
What is LANGUAGE CHOICES?
An author's specific word selection?
What is ANALOGY?
A comparison between two different things that share similar features.
What is a FOOT NOTE?
Numbered notes at the bottom of a page.
What is SIDE BARS?
Small articles that are usually boxed.
What is STRUCTURE?
Ways of organizing meaning.
What is CONNOTATION?
The association of emotions.
What is DENOTATION?
Meaning before choosing the word that has the right connotation.
What is PUNCATION?
Punctuation is the system of standardized symbols, signs, and spacing used in writing.
What is ALLUSION?
An allusion is a brief, indirect reference to a person, place, thing, and event.
What is SIMILE?
The comparison of seemingly like things?
What is METAPHOR?
Comparison in which one thing is said to be another thing.
What is TONE?
The author's attitude or emotional perspective toward the subject.
What is INTEIOR MONOLOGUE.
An interior monologue is a narrative technique in literature that expresses a character's thoughts, feelings, and perceptions