Figurative Language
Plot Diagram
Rhetorical Devices
Literary Devices
Conflicts
100
The flowers danced in the wind.
Personification
100
The beginning of the story where we gather information: characters, setting, tone.
Exposition
100
Appeal to Emotion
Pathos
100
When the audience/reader knows more than the characters
Dramatic Irony
100
The accused women of Salem
Character vs. ______
Character vs. Society
200
He was a big fish in a small pond.
Metaphor
200
The rising action is a series of what?
Conflicts
200
Appeal to logic
Logos
200
Where she walks, the crowd parts like Moses and the Red Sea
Allusion
200
The conflict George faced when he was upset about killing Lennie
Character vs. Self
300
I would cut off my own hand before I reach for yours again.
Hyperbole
300
The point of the highest interest in a story
Climax
300
Appeal to character/credability
Ethos
300
Using a physical object to represent something more abstract
Symbol
300
Lennie's central conflict in Of Mice and Men
Character vs. Character
400
Parting is such sweet sorrow.
Alliteration
400
Immediately after the climax
Falling action
400
Pathos
400
How the poppet was used in The Crucible
Foreshadowing
400
The central conflict of "Everyday Use"/ "Good Country People"
Character vs. Character
500
It's raining cats and dogs.
Idiom
500
When we know exactly how the story ends
Resolution
500
Ethos
500
How rabbits were used in Of Mice and Men
Symbol
500
Central Conflict in "Letters from the Birmingham Jail" by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
character vs. society