Point of View
Characters
Vocabulary
Drawing Conclusions
Reasoning
100
I, Me, Mine, We, Us
What is First Person
100
The person, idea, force or general set of circumstances opposing the protagonist.
What is an Antagonist?
100
The time & place in which a story happens.
What is Setting?
100
Order in which events happen.
What is sequence?
100
Way of writing that appeals to emotion.
What is Pathos
200
You, Your,
What is Second Person?
200
Main character of a literary work.
What is Protagonist?
200
A word that means the opposite of another word.
What is an antonym?
200
A conclusion one can draw from the presented details not directly provided by evidence.
What is inference?
200
Using words & writing to persuade.
What is Rhetoric?
300
He, She, Her, Him, They, Them
What is Third Person?
300
A character who undergoes NO change throughout the story.
What is a Static Character?
300
Information that comes before and after a word or situation to help you understand it.
What is Context?
300
Guess that is based on the context clues given in the story.
What is a Prediction?
300
An appeal based on logic or reading.
What is Logos?
400
The vantage point from which the story is told
What is Point of View?
400
A character who changes or grows during a story.
What is a Dynamic Character?
400
An event that is told out of sequence and describes something that happened in the past.
What is a flashback?
400
Definite, clearly stated, nothing to be guessed at.
What is Explicit?
400
The devices used in effective or persuasive language.
What is Rhetorical Techniques?
500
the narrator of a story or poem.
What is Speaker?
500
The people or animals that preform the action in a story.
What is a Character?
500
The sequence of events in a piece of writing.
What is a plot?
500
Implied though not plainly expressed.
What is Implicit?
500
Writing that appeals to an audience's sense of morality or trust. Credibility
What is Ethos?
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