this is the most intense part of the story
What is the climax?
What is a stanza?
this POV is from the point of an outsider and has no knowledge of thoughts or feelings.
What is third person limited?
an example of this conflict would be Mr. Graci trying to sail his boat in the middle of a ferocious storm at sea
What is man vs. nature?
this has history mixed in with fiction
what is historical fiction?
this is the very beginning of the story
What is the exposition?
The parking lot is an ice rink.
What is a metaphor?
this POV is all knowing of all thoughts and feelings
What is third person omniscient?
an example of this would be if Mr. Graci was battling Dr. B in an epic game of "Halo: Reach"
What is man vs. man?
this type of fiction usually has a 'trickster'
this is the ending of the story
What is resolution?
The lazy llama licked lemon lollipops.
What is alliteration?
this POV is from the perspective of someone IN the story
What is first person?
an example of this is if Mr. Graci was struggling to learn to speak German
What is man vs. self?
this is the lesson or moral of the story
What is theme?
this is when the story starts settling down, and problems start being resolved
What is the falling action?
ABAB
What is a rhyme scheme?
"I ran to the store. I fought a iguana over the last pack of Starburst brand candies."
What is first person?
an example of this would be if Mr. Graci tried to eat an entire Pizza Hut "Big Italy" pizza by himself
What is man vs. self?
this explains the origins of earth, fire, or evil
What is a myth?
this is the part of the story where the story gets complicated with lots of problems
What is the rising action?
The moon is a snowball.
See the drifts of white that cross the sphere.
What is a metaphor?
"Jack is a jerk. He thinks he is better than everyone else."
What is third person omniscient?
an example of this would be if Mr. Graci was competing against Ludacris in a paintball game
What is man vs. man?
this is how the author creates characters
What is characterization?