POV AND PERSPECTIVE
Uses pronouns such as SHE, THEY, HIM
What is 3RD PERSON POINT OF VIEW
Text describing characteristics of something
What is DESCRIPTIVE TEXT STRUCTURE
Central, unifying lesson or idea in a piece of literature.
What is THEME
The introduction of background information in a text such as characters and setting.
Extreme exaggeration
What is a HYPERBOLE
Uses pronouns "YOU"
What is 2ND PERSON POINT OF VIEW
Text describing a sequence of events in timely order
What is CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER TEXT STRUCTURE
What is AUTHORS PURPOSE
What is RISING ACTION
comparing without like or as
What is METAPHOR
Uses pronouns I, ME, MINE
What is 1ST PERSON POINT OF VIEW
Text which discusses the differences and similarities of something
What is COMPARE AND CONTRAST TEXT STRUCTURE
A summary which does not include personal opinions or judgements
What is OBJECTIVE SUMMARY
The conclusion of a story with the conflict being resolved
What is RESOLUTION
figure of speech only makes sense when taken figuratively
What is IDIOM
Uses pronouns SHE, THEY, HIM, can see thoughts.
Text which explains an event or cause and its results
What is CAUSE AND EFFECT TEXT STRUCTURE
The way an author looks or views the topic/idea in a text
What is AUTHORS PERSPECTIVE
What is FALLING ACTION
Giving human-like attributes to non-human things
What is PERSONIFICATION
Uses pronouns such as THEY, SHE, HIM, can only see facts and observations
What is 3RD PERSON OMNISCIENT
Text which describes an issue and how it is solved
What is PROBLEM AND SOLUTION TEXT STRUCTURE
A conversation between two or more people or characters, can help propel the story and reveal character aspects
What is DIALOGUE
The most exciting and intense part of a story where the character directly faces conflict.
What is CLIMAX
What is ALLUSION