Perspective
Uses "you" pronouns such as "you did/you went"
What is second person perspective?
You do this when a new speaker is introduced
What is start a new paragraph?
What are star-crossed lovers?
This genre features imaginary worlds, magical powers, and mythical creatures
What is fantasy?
This author wrote a 19th-century Gothic revival with tales like "The Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Fall of the House of Usher"
Who is Edgar Allan Poe?
This specific pronoun indicates the narrator is a character within the story
What is "I" (or "me"/"my"/"we")?
You use this specific piece of punctuation inside the quotations when there's a dialogue tag (not exclamation point, not question mark)
What is a comma?
This is another name for "one-sided love."
What is unrequited love?
This type of literature, such as 1984, often explores a frightening, controlling future society
What is dystopia?
This term defines the literal, dictionary definition of a word
What is denotation?
The perspective that allows the main character's bias to enter the story
What is First Person?
This is used when the person speaking is quoting someone else
What are single quotes?
When two people pretend to be together to benefit themselves
What is fake dating?
Cinderella and Rapunzel are examples of this genre of fiction
What is a fairytale?
This literary device is used by authors to make references to other well-known pieces of literature, historical events, or fables
What is allusion?
A third-person perspective where the author sticks closely to only one character
What is Third-person limited?
In the phrase "Go away!" she yelled, this is the dialogue tag.
What is "she yelled"?
When two people pursue or are involved with the same person
What is a love triangle?
This category of literature is written specifically for readers aged roughly 12 to 18
What is Young Adult (YA)?
This English novelist wrote A Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations
Who is Charles Dickens?
The perspective that is described as having a "god-like" view of the story
What is Third-person Omniscient?
This piece of punctuation is used when a character is going to be cut off mid-sentence
What is an em-dash?
When two former antagonists find themselves in a relationship
What is enemies-to-lovers?
A story genre that is set in the present day and all events, places, and people could exist in real life.
What is realistic fiction?
A contradiction in terms, such as "deafening silence" or "jumbo shrimp"
What is an oxymoron?