Figurative Language
Figurative Language Pt. 2
Fiction Elements
Fiction Elements Pt. 2
Forms
100

Imagery

describing visual images 

100

Oxymoron

Two opposing ideas in close proximity (jumbo -shrimp)

100

Freytag's Pyramid

The plot structure traditional stories follow

100

Genre

The category that a story falls under

100

Fiction

A non-factual story that follows a specific plot structure

200

Simile

Comparing two ideas using "like" or "as"

200

Hyperbole

An extreme exaggeration 

200

Allusion

A reference to another piece of literature 

200

Symbolism 

Use of symbols to provide deeper meaning
200

Haiku

A japanese poetry form that uses 17 syllables or less

300

Metaphor

Comparing two things not using "like" or "as"

300

Onomatopoeia

Using words to describe a sound

300

Characterization

The attributes of one's character shown throughout the story

300

P.O.V.

The perspective the story is in

300

Abecedarian

A poem the follows the order of the alphabet 

400

Personification

Giving human characteristics to non-human things 

400

Cliche

A phrase that is used often that it loses its meaning

400

Tone

The attitude that your story gives off

400

Conflict

The main problem in the story

400
Flash Fiction

A fiction story typically under 1500 words. 

500
Alliteration

Using words with the same letters at the start (Sandy sells sea shells by the sea shore)

500

Irony

Saying one thing and meaning another

500

Climax

The peak of the story where there tends to be a shift

500

Theme

The overarching message of the story

500

Short Story

A story that is between 1500-7500 words

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