Analogies
C. Hat:head
A conflict between a character and themselves
Man vs. Self
This is the feeling you get as a reader while reading a piece of literature
Mood
What is the term that means "creating pictures for the senses"?
Imagery
The beginning of the story where the characters are introduced as well as the setting
Exposition
rough:gentle::
a. frown:smile b. crazy:smart c. doze:tired d. chew:swallow
A. frown:smile
A conflict between a character and a natural event or thing
Man vs. Nature
Bitter, Sincere, Optimistic, Serious, Reflective are all forms of what?
Tone
What is theme?
It is the moral or lesson of a story-it's what the author is trying to teach us as readers
The ending of the story
Resolution
detective:clues::
a. dog:scent b. shovel:gardener c.hammer:tool d. crane:builder
A. dog:scent
A conflict between a character and another character
Man vs. Man
This is how the author of a story writes their story
Tone
What is the protagonist
The character who is trying to get to something-it is not always the "good guy"
The events following the climax that lead to the ending
Falling action
sale:sail::
a. fly:flew b. went:go c. cell:sell d. train:brain
C. Cell:sell
A conflict between a character and the world or its expectations
Suspenseful, Lonely, Happy, Angry, Anxious Tense are all types of what?
Mood
Name all 3 author's purposes
To inform, to persuade, to describe
When the conflict is introduced in the story
Rising action
knee:joint::
a. coffee:cream b. chips:snack c. elbow:arm d.hip:knuckle
B.
What are the 2 types of conflict?
Internal and External
What is the difference between tone and mood?
Tone is how the author writes the story (the word choice the way the write) and mood is how the story makes you feel as a reader
List four different points of view
First person, second person, third person limited, third person omniscient
The most exciting part of the story, this is where the character will meet their conflict
Climax