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A work in which there is a deeper meaning (Lion, Witch, & Wardrobe)
Allegory
Theme
Gives an introduction to the story
Prologue
Repetition of sounds ("We wink when widows wince")
Alliteration
Imagery that has to do with sight
Visual
Imagery with sound
Auditory
An exaggeration ("I called you a million times!")
Hyberbole
Where the story takes place
Setting
An expression that is not taken literally ("It's raining cats and dogs!")
Idiom
A writer's choice of words
Diction
Writing that evokes the 5 senses
Imagery
Reference to a famous thing
Allusion
Imagery with touch
Tactile
Name one of the types of conflict. (Daily Double)
Internal / External
The "bad" guy/girl
Antagonist
The person you root for
Protagonist
Typical action/character to represent human nature (the jock) (Daily Double)
Archetype
Imagery with taste
Gustatory
Hints about what will happen later
Foreshadowing
Method used to make characters more interesting
Characterization
Without ________, there is no plot.
Conflict
A meaning that is implied
Connotation
Describing something by comparing it to something else
Figurative language
Imagery with smell
Olfactory
Epilogue