Literary Basics
This plot stage contains the turning point of a story.
Climax
This story focuses on the dangers of blind obedience.
The Lottery
This Hero’s Journey stage begins when the hero enters the unfamiliar world.
Crossing the threshold
Romeo and Juliet belong to these two feuding families.
Montague and Capulet
This literary element explains when and where a story takes place.
Setting
This literary device gives objects or images deeper meaning.
Symbolism
The narrator’s pride negatively affects this character.
Doodle
This Hero’s Journey stage includes the hero’s greatest challenge or test.
The ordeal
Romeo and Juliet are secretly married by this character.
Friar Lawrence
A strong theme statement should include this instead of just one word.
A full sentence that communicates a lesson
A character battling guilt would be an example of this type of conflict.
Character vs. Self?
This emotion does the narrator feel AFTER Doodle’s death.
Guilt
This heroic trait is shown when characters continue despite fear and danger.
Resilience
The deaths of Romeo and Juliet ultimately cause this change between the families.
Peace
Authors reveal characterization through these important methods.
Actions and dialogue
This part of plot follows the climax and begins resolving conflicts.
Falling action
Many villagers continue the lottery because they fear this.
Breaking tradition
This heroic trait is shown when Isabel, Josef, and Mahmoud put the safety of others before themselves.
Sacrifice
Shakespeare wrote using this era of the English language.
Early Modern English
“Friendship can help people overcome challenges” is an example of this type of literary concept.
Theme statement
This type of conflict would best fit a character stranded during a hurricane.
Character vs. Nature
The theme of the scarlet ibis most strongly connects to harm to this emotion.
Pride
This symbol represents both fear and hope throughout the novel.
Boats/the ocean
Although some characters can be blamed, this is what ultimately led to the tragic ending.
Family feud
The social, cultural, and political conditions from a certain time period in a story is understood through this.
Historical context