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A decorative design or pattern
Motif
Suggests two different things are alike using “like, as, than”
Metaphor
Makes a non-human thing seem human
Metaphor
Obvious exaggeration to make a point
Hyperbole
A word that sounds like the noise or action it is describing
Onomatopoeia
Irony
When what is said is actually the opposite of what it meant
Paradox
A contradictory statement which makes some sense
Idiom
Word or phrase that is used differently from its intended use
Foreshadow
A hint at something that will happen in the future
Alliteration
The same beginning sound in two or more words
A state of excitement or anxiousness due to being unsure of what will happen next.
Suspense
The main idea or motive of the story.
Theme
The final part of the story where all the problems have been solved. There can be cliffhangers in this part of the story.
Resolution
The challenges are being resolved and the story is preparing for the resolution.
Falling Action
The highest point of the story
Climax
No wrong answer kinda
3rd Person Narration
A story told by a narrator not in the story
2nd Person Narration
A narrative where the action is driven by the reader
1st Person Narration
A story told by a character in the story
The big trial that affected the novel
Scottsboro trial
1926
What are the themes of To kill a mocking bird
Courage and bravery, growing up, education, racial prejiduce
Natan likes men phrase/clause?
Clause
Jeremy balls phrase/clause?
phrase
Unreliable Narrator
A narrator that gives off unreliable or untrustworthy information.