Elements of Fiction
Any person, figure, inanimate object, or animal that a story revolves around.
Characters
A statement in support of a product; a recommendation / positive review.
Testimonial
The structure gives readers a detailed description of something to give the reader a mental picture.
Description
When you compare to unlike things using the words like or as.
Simile
A genre in nonfiction which is a story of one's own life.
Autobiography
When and where a story takes place.
Setting
Appeals that "everyone is doing it" mentality; something that is popular and everyone begins to join in.
This structure gives readers a list of steps in a procedure.
Sequential
The information or use of words that imitate the sounds associated with the object or actions they refer to.
Onomatopoeia
Books that are about real things, people, events, and places.
Non-ficiton
The end of the story, all the loose ends are tied up.
Resolution
A conclusion is not supported by data/evidence; a claim is made and it does not make sense or evidence does not support what is being said.
Faulty Reasoning
The structure finds similarities and differences between two or more people, events, or ideas.
Compare & Contrast
You give a object or animal human traits.
The central point of a piece of writing.
The main idea
Problems begin to get solved and the story is starting to come to an end.
Falling Action
Athlete, Lebron James, is seen in a commercial drinking coca cola products.
False Authority
The structure sets up a problem and explains the solution to this problem.
Problem & Solution
Repeating the same beginning sound.
Alliteration
Tells us when a character is talking and identifies which character is talking.
Dialogue
The event that sets the story in motion.
Inciting Incident
A mother tells her child to go to bed, he begins to ask questions and says that he is hungry.
Red Herring
The structure provides the reader with information in order with times and dates.
Chronological
An expression that does not mean exactly what is says. It is different from its literal meaning.
Idiom
A fact, a statement, a quote; or event, that backs up a key idea.
Supporting details.