Literary Devices
Point Of View
Genres
Text Structures
Plot
100
comparing using the words LIKE or AS
What is a similie
100
The narrator is a character in the story
What is 1st person point of view
100
Includes the steps to complete a project
What is procedural
100
tells of the consequences to the previous actions
What is cause/effect
100
the setting is introduced
What is the exposition
200
Comparing 2 unlikely things
What is a metaphor
200
The narrator knows the feelings and thoughts of only 1 character
What is 3rd person limited.
200
completely made up from the author's creativity.
What is fiction.
200
to offer ways to fix what is wrong
What is problem/solution
200
greatest point of interest in the plot
What is climax
300
I have walked down this hallway a million times.
What is hyperbole.
300
The narrator is a not a character in the story.
What is 3rd person.
300
Includes stanza,written in short lines and often contain rhyme schemes
What is Poetry
300
includes the dates in order of which they occurred
What is chronological order
300
reveals the setting.
What is exposition.
400
I fell in love with spring as the wind hugged me type and the flowers spritzed perfume at me.
What is personification.
400
The narrator knows all of the emotions of all characters
What is 3rd person omnicient
400
Biographies, informational literature, essays on current events.
What is expository
400
to explain into more detail
What is definition
500
The author is consistent with a metaphor throughout the entire literature.
What is extended metaphor.
500
"You"
What is 2nd person point of view.
500
literature that includes skits and plays
What is drama
500
Structure that includes grouping
What is classification.
500
occurs after the greatest interest but before the resolution
What is falling action
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