Text Structure
Literary Basics
Literary Elements
Figurative Speech
Parts of Speech
100

This method organizes text in a timeline format

Chronological

100

the struggle in the story

conflict

100

the lesson of a story

theme

100

compares 2 things using as or like

simile

100

person, place or thing

noun

200

Method that gives similarities and differences

Compares and contrasts

200

the settings and characters

expository

200

The author sets this by using descriptive words and dialogue

tone

200

using an exaggeration 

hyperbole 

200

action word

verb

300

explains why something happens and the consequence

Cause and Effect

300

the part of the story that provides conflict

rising action

300

the feeling the reader gets from a story

mood

300

gives human characteristics to a non human object

personification

300

describes a noun

adjective

400

Step by step

Sequence

400

turning point of the story

climax

400

the hero of the story

protagonists

400

non-literal meaning attached to the phrase

idiom

400

describes a verb

adverb

500

Text structure is used for fiction or non-fiction

Non-fiction

500

where the story comes to a reasonable ending

resolution

500

the character who is opposition to the protagonists

antagonists

500

figure of speech that describes an object or action in a way that isn't literally true, but helps explain an idea or make a comparison

metaphor

500

a word that takes the place of a noun like: he, she, I, me, her and you

pronoun

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