Literary Terms
Figurative Language
Narrative Writing
Grammar
Vocabulary
100

the time and place where a story takes place

What is the setting?

100

gives human characteristics to something that is not human

What is personification?

100

moment of highest tension; turning point of the story

What is the climax?

100

group of words that contains a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought

What is an independent clause?

100

means fear or panic

What is "phob"?

200

a character's psychological struggle within their mind

What is internal conflict?

200

extreme exaggeration for dramatic effect

What is hyperbole?

200

introduces background information, characters, setting

What is the exposition?

200

contains only one independent clause

What is a simple sentence?

200

means against

What is "anti"?

300

lesson learned from a story

What is theme?

300

using a word that sounds like the sound it's meant to make

What is onomatopoeia?

300

main conflict is resolved

What is the resolution?

300

combines two or more independent clauses and one dependent clause

What is a compound sentence?
300

means both or around

What is "ambi"?

400

conclusions that readers reach by using clues from the text, their own knowledge, and other information to understand the intended meaning of a work.

What is inference?

400

refers to a person, place, event, or thing that is commonly known

What is allusion?
400

occurs immediately after the climax

What is the falling action?

400

contains one independent clause and one dependent clause

What is a complex sentence?

400

means study of or science of

What is "logy"?

500

builds anticipation and excitement for the resolution of a story's conflict

What is suspense?

500

situation where there is a contrast between reality and expectations

What is irony?

500

where the conflict begins to develop; builds tension

What is the rising action?

500

cannot stand alone as a complete sentence

What is a dependent clause?

500

means believe or trust

What is "cred"?