Plot
Point of greatest tension
Climax
See/Sight
Visual
Message about life
Theme
When the reader knows something that a character does not know
Dramatic Irony
Every essay should start with what kind of paragraph?
Introduction
Final Outcome
Resolution
Sound
Auditory
The feelings created in a reader by the text
Mood
When a character says one thing but means something else
Verbal Irony
What is the first sentence of your introduction paragraph called?
Hook
Which the main character or characters try and solve the problem while complications may be introduced
Rising Action
Touch/Feel
Tactile
The author's attitude toward the text
Tone
When there is a contrast in what the reader expects and what actually happens
Situational Irony
Every essay should end with what type of paragraph?
Conclusion
The effects of the climax become clear
Falling Action
Taste
Gustatory
Giving human qualities to something that is not human
Personification
When I say "Don't look so happy to be here!" when coming into class is an example of
Verbal Irony
How many pieces of evidence should each body paragraph have?
Two
Introduces characters, setting, and conflict
Exposition
Smell
Olfactory
Combining two contradictory words
Oxymoron
We know Peter Parker is Spiderman, but the city doesn't know who Spiderman is - is an example of
Dramatic Irony