Key Terms
Figurative Language
Grammar
Elements of a story
100

To come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence

Inference

100

A comparison using like or as

Simile

100

A word that describes a person place or thing

Noun

100

Refers to where and when a story takes place

Setting

200

The lesson or message of any story

Theme

200

A direct comparison that states one thing is another 

Metaphor

200

A word that describes a noun

Adjective

200

The category of a text such as fiction and non fiction 

Genre

300

The specific order of a series of events that form a story

Plot

300

The occurrence of the same  letter or sound t the beginning of a sentence 

Alliteration

300

A word that has a action taking place

Verb

300

The perspective from which a story is told from

Point of view

400

In most stories, there is a conflict or problem  This word means to solve a problem

Resolution

400

An exaggeration or beyond belief 

Hyperbole

400

A word that replaces a noun or noun phrase

Pronoun

400

The character who tells the text from his or her point of view

Narrator

500

Refers to the way an  author develops a character over the course of the story 

Characterization

500

When an author describes an object as a person

Personification

500

A word that modifies or describes a verb

Adverb

500

The voice of a literary text that speaks about the writer's  feelings or situation

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