it is a person, or sometimes an animal, who takes part in the action of a short story or other literary work.
What is Character?
the conclusion of the plot
What is Denouement?
This genre involves crime, mysterious circumstances, or puzzling
What is Mystery?
What is the purpose of Academic Texts?
character-focused and driven
What is a narrative?
is a pattern of events that develops from the interactions between characters.
What is Plot?
the start or the introduction of the story
Exposition
This genre involves romantic situations, events, characters, and relationships
What is Romance?
a close cousin of memoirs, and they recount an author's specific experience traveling somewhere.
What are Travel Guides and travelogues?
allow a writer to convey a deeper meaning that goes beyond what's on the page
What is Literary Devices?
the meaning behind events and characters' actions in a story
What is Theme?
the most exciting part or the turning point of the story
What is Climax?
involves imaginative fiction with a fictional universe, mythological characters, and a magical environment
What is Fantasy?
focuses on the life story of a particular subject
What are Biographies, autobiographies,and memoirs?
a constructed langue designed for aesthetic and phonetic pleasure
What is artistic language?
is the time and place that a story occurs
What is Settings?
What is falling action?
This modern genre involves stories involving graphic images and pictures with them
What is Graphic Novels?
is a broad subgenre if non-fic and one that encompasses many media.
What is Journalism?
_______ in plot and subplots, with no set plot "formula" or conclusion.
What is Ambiguity in literature?
is any problems that a character encounters in a story
What is Conflict?
all of the events that take place leading up to the climax
What is Rising Action?
It involves science stories, experiments, space travels, etc.
What is Science Fiction?
consists of accurate accounts of historical eras and events.
What is History?
exploration of _____, including the human condition and the power of nature
Philosophical Themes