Elements of Drama
This is the word for the people intended to view a work.
Audience
Comparing two things using words such as like or as.
Simile
A clause has two components: A verb and a...
Subject
Trifle
A small or insignificant detail.
The real name for the character "the boy"
Santiago
This is the word for something that represents something else in a story.
Symbol
Giving human characteristics to non-human things.
Personification
A sentence that is missing a subject.
Fragment
Abashed
Embarrassed or ashamed
The name of the woman Santiago falls in love with arriving to the oasis
Fatima
Any action that builds towards the climax of the story.
Dramatic Tension.
A quick or unexplained reference to a well known character, work, or historical event.
Allusion
Identify the issue in the following sentence:
We see this when Ophelia says, "I shall the effect of this good lesson keep." (Shakespeare 63)
We see this when Ophelia says, "I shall the effect of this good lesson keep" (Shakespeare 63).
Lament
An expression of grief or sorrow.
The location of Santiago's treasure
In the abandoned church where the story started
Tone
Putting two different things next to each other in order to show contrast.
Juxtaposition
Identify the issue in the following sentence:
Because she was a kind person she gave us an extension on the test.
Because she was a kind person, she gave us an extension on the test.
Avid
Great interest or enthusiasm
The meaning of "Maktub"
It is written.
The intended feelings for the audience created by the tone or atmosphere on the stage.
Mood
A recurring symbol or idea in a story, usually one that ties into a central theme.
Motif
Identify the issue in the following sentence:
I stayed up too late and I overslept the next day.
I stayed up too late, and I overslept the next day
OR
I stayed up too late; I overslept the next day.
Proprietor
The owner of a business or owner of a property
Traitorous