Plot
Explains the consequences of the climax
What is falling action?
This is an example of what figurative language:
"The rocks were as sharp as knives."
What is a simile?
This type of conflict deals with one character who has a problem with another character.
What is person vs. person?
Told by a major or minor character in his or her own words
What is 1st person?
What is personification?
Events that build conflict and tension
What is rising action?
This is an example of what figurative language:
"He was a bird--flying over the heads of his defenders."
What is a metaphor?
This type of conflict occurs when the protagonist can't make an important decision.
What is person vs. self?
An outside narrator who is telling about others
What is 3rd person?
The general truth behind the story of a particular individual in a particular situation; the lesson the author wants us to learn
What is theme?
Background information that establishes setting and introduces main characters
What is exposition?
This is an example of what figurative language:
"I ate like a million gummy bears."
What is hyperbole?
If a character is stranded in a blizzard and struggling for survival, this type of conflict is demonstrated.
What is person vs. nature?
This type of 3rd person narration means "all-knowing"
What is omniscient?
What is a symbol?
The story's central problem is finally solved or the story comes to a close
What is resolution?
This is an example of what figurative language:
"Her 93-year-old great-aunt kicked the bucket."
What is idiom?
If a character experiences racism in her community, this type of conflict occurs.
What is person vs. society?
Name this type of point of view:
She looked at me and said, "I don't like you one bit."
What is 1st person?
An interruption in the narration to show something that has happened before that time
What is a flashback?
The crucial moment in the story; the turning point for the protagonist
What is climax?
This is an example of what figurative language:
"He slammed his bedroom door, grabbed his headphones, and cranked 21 Savage."
What is allusion?
In addition to the 4 types (person vs. self, etc.) conflict can be grouped into these 2 categories.
What is external and internal?
Name this type of point of view:
She gazed into his eyes and then laughed hysterically.
What is 3rd person?
Winning "The Lottery" and getting death as the prize is an example of this element of fiction.
What is iron?