Literary Elements
Time and place of a literary text
What is setting?
A struggle between two opposing forces.
What is conflict?
When the narrator tells the story.
What is First Person?
Words and phrases used are different from the literal meaning.
What is Figurative Language?
The most important point that can be directly stated or implied by the text evidence and important details.
What is the central idea?
The sequence of events that take place in literary text.
What is plot?
The attitude or way of viewing something.
What is a perspective?
The Narrator speaks directly to the reader.
What is second person?
What's the figurative language?
Her words were like daggers in my heart.
What is a simile?
A complete thought that relays a message or lesson.
What is theme?
Any person, figure, inanimate object, or animal with a significant role in literary text.
What is character?
The character or outside observer telling the story
Who is the narrator?
The type of narration where the narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of one character.
What is a Third Person Limited?
Her words were the daggers that pierced my heart
What is metaphor?
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The events that build suspence in literary text.
What is rising action?
Using other words in a sentence to help figure out the meaning of an unknown word.
What are context clues?
The narrator is outside the story.
What is Third Person?
Her words jumped deep into my soul.
What is personification?
Strategies a writer or speaker uses to persuade others.
What is rhetorical appeal?
Communication or involvment between two or more characters.
What is interaction?
What an author does to create a point of view or perspective
What is development?
The type of narration where the narrator has unlimited all-knowing knowledge.
What is Third Person Omniscient?
Her words came out of the blue.
What is an idiom?
Features the author uses to convey meaning in text.
What is text structure?