Figurative Language
Giving human qualities to a non-living thing
Personification
Period after the dramatic confrontation of the climax
Falling action
First Person
The narrator that is telling a story
Text Structure
The way the author oraganizes information in the text
Connotation
Feelings or Emotions
What does Alliteration create
Rythem
Climax
Highest point of emotion or action
The perspective from which the story is told
Point of View
The relationship between to things when one thing makes something else happen
Cause and effect
Authors attitude or feeling
Tone
I let out a silent scream when the teacher called on me to answer the one question i didn't know
Oxymoron
The sequence of events that shape a broader narrative with every event causing or affecting each other
Plot
2nd person
Action is driven by a characters described to the reader
The sunset filled the entire sky with the deep color of rubbies
Descriptive
How the reader is made to feel
Mood
Having seemingly contradictory qualities or phases
Paradox
What makes a god plot?
Challenge, conflict, character
Third person ominicent
writing from the perspective of a narrative hovoring outside the story
Timeline
Sequence of Events
To show
Illistrate, cite, convey, indicate
Every cloud has a silver lining
Idiom
Inciting Incident
The event that sets the main character on the journey that will occupy them throughout the narrative
3rd Person Limited
A narration style that gives the perspective of a single character
Compare and Contrast
To examine how similar to things are and how different thing are
Contribute
How does it help one to understand