Literary Elements
This is the place and time in which the story takes place
Setting
This is the use of the same starting sound in words
Alliteration
This is a comparison using "like" or "as"
Simile
These are the two types of characterization
Direct and Indirect
This is the definition of "Consonance"
The same consonant sound repeating
This literary technique is defined as the use of an object, character, or event to represent an abstract idea
Symbolism
This literary technique emerges from repeated use of a symbol in a story
Motif
Two contrasting elements placed near each other can be defined as this word
Juxtaposition
This is the definition of "Mood"
The overall emotional impact of a scene or story
This is the definition of "Characterization"
The techniques used to reveal traits or motivations of a character
This is the definition of "Diction"
Specific and intentional word choice
This is a character or narrator's unique outlook on the world or events of the story
Perspective
These elements of a story are set up in "Exposition"
Major characters, settings, and conflicts
This is the definition of "connotation"
The emotions, attitudes, or ideas associated with particular words
This is the primary contributor to a story or scene's tone
word choice