The use of clues or hints to suggest events that will happen later in the story
Foreshadowing
The point in the story that creates the greatest suspense or interest
Climax
A category in which a work of literature is classified
Genre
The main character in a work of literature that is involved in the story’s central or main conflict
Protagonist
When is Mrs. Loughry's planning period?
2nd Period
____________ is to ___________ as ___________ is to ___________
Analogy
The part of the plot that follows the climax—conflicts start to be resolved
Falling Action
Type of writing that tells an imaginary story.
Fiction
The character in a work of literature who opposes the protagonist
Antagonist
How many days are left in the school year?
14 1/2
A comparison between two unlike things in which one thing is said to be another
Metaphor
The time and place of a piece of literature—usually described in the exposition
Setting
Writing that tells about real people, places, and events; writing that conveys factual information.
Nonfiction
The perspective from which the story is told
Point Of View
What day is the Reading EOG?
May 15th
When a person, place, thing, or event has meaning in itself and stands for something beyond itself as well.
For example - The rings in The Outsiders
Symbolism
Series of events that lead to the climax—often the conflicts and struggles of the protagonist
Rising Action
A work of fiction that centers on a single idea and is very short.
Short Story
When one of the characters (using the personal [pronoun “I”) tells the story; the reader only knows what this person knows and observes,
First Person Point Of View
What is Mrs. Loughry's dog's name?
Champ
I am as hungry as a horse!
Simile
The part of the plot that gives information about the characters and the setting
Exposition
A long work of fiction
Novel
The series of related events that make a story—consists of an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution
Plot
Who is your group's favorite teacher?
Mrs. Loughry
(The only right answer)