Plot
How the characters solve problems
Resolution
True or False - theme is a central message
true
I'm so tired I could sleep all year.
hyperbole
what POV is I, me, my, mine, us, and we
first person
reason something happens
cause
what does the inciting incident do
encourage the story
can the theme be just one word
no, its a statement
what is the figurative language that represents something
symbolism
the first-person narrative is limited to whose perspective
the character who is telling the story
true or false - all root words are words that can stand alone
false
Authors intro to characters, setting, and situation
exposition
True or false - Theme is inferred
true
life is like an onion you peel it off one layer at a time
simile
He, she, it, they, them, and there is what POV
third person
The salse was so hot my tongue began to melt
A - hyperbole B - simile
C - onomatopoeia
hyperbole
turning point
Theme is a form of a _________
statement
The rain came down like knitting needles
metaphor
If there is a limited narrator how are thoughts and feelings revealed
dialogue
what meaning of the suffix: ess
Ex: actress, lioness
something is female
Part of the plot that adds complication to the plots problem
rising action
True or false - There can be only one theme or universal theme
false
words or phrases that help paint a picture in the reader's mind
figurative language
the narrator can reveal what characters feel and think
third-person omniscient
what type of noun is special and requires a capital letter
proper noun