🗝️ CLASSIFIED FILES
This type of writing is based on the author's real experiences and memories.
What is creative nonfiction?
This is the time and place where a story happens.
What is setting?
This is the basic unit of a poem that often breaks differently than a sentence.
What is a line?
Dramas are divided into these two major structural units.
What are acts and scenes?
This is a single illustration inside a border in a comic.
What is a panel?
A writer invents characters, events, and situations rather than recounting actual experiences.
What is Fiction?
This is the series of events that a story follows.
What is plot?
This type of poetry expresses thoughts and emotions.
What is lyric poetry?
This is the sense of conflict between characters.
What is tension?
This is the space between panels in a comic or graphic novel.
What is a gutter?
This element of creative nonfiction presents an image using the five senses.
What is descriptive imagery?
This element causes changes in characters, especially the protagonist.
What is conflict?
This refers to how syllables in a poetic line are stressed and unstressed.
What is rhythm?
This involves actors' delivery of their lines.
What is voice?
This is a box of text that provides narration in a comic.
What is a caption?
This literary technique is a story with a double meaning.
What is allegory?
This is the main idea of a story and results from elements and conventions coming together.
What is theme?
This is the specific syllabic pattern in the rhythm of a poetic line.
What is meter?
This uses facial expressions, posture, and actions.
What is movement?
This is a full-page illustration used at the start of a story.
What is a splash?
This technique is a spoof, caricature, or joke based on imitation of a famous text.
What is parody?
This technique guides readers to focus on a particular message or part of a text.
What is narration?
This is the pattern of end rhymes in a poem, often represented with letters such as AABB or ABAB.
What is rhyme scheme?
This directs the audience toward a specific direction or space.
What is focus?
These stories are passed down from older generations to younger generations and are often performed for an audience.
What is oral literature/oral tradition?