This looks not only at time and place, but also culture, season, and geography.
What is setting?
This is the closeness of the narrator to the events and characters
What is character distance?
________ refers to the use of descriptive language that appeals to the senses, evoking visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, and gustatory sensations in the reader's mind.
What is imagery?
________ poetry has a predictable pattern (follows a traditional rhyme scheme, meter, and structure of the poem.)
What is closed formed?
When writing a paragraph, or an essay, responding to the prompt, you MUST include ______ from the text.
This type of plotline is where you always going back in time over and over again
This term describes the subtle distinctions and complexities that make a character more relatable and realistic.
What are character nuances?
_________ is a single row of words in a poem, which can be a complete sentence or a fragment
What are Lines?
_________ is in free verse and does not have to follow any traditional pattern.
What is opened form?
You describe __________ when describing the purpose of different elements inside of the text and their impact on the story.
What is Function?
This is an all-knowing narrator that not only reports the facts, but may also interpret events and relate the thoughts and feelings of any character.
What is Third-Person Omniscient?
___________ can be used to covey values characters have in story/time period by considering the history and surroundings of a place.
What is setting?
A group of lines in a poem is called a _________.
What are stanzas?
_______ compares 2 things that are not alike over multiple lines/ paragraphs/entire work
What is an extended metaphor?
___________ is your interpretation of the text that you have to defend with evidence from the text and use your reasoning to show why that evidence supports your interpretation.
What is a defensible thesis/claim?
This term describes the physical, emotional, and psychological traits of a character.
What is characterization?
This term in literature means a symbol, pattern, plot, or character template that appears in multiple stories from across cultures
What is an archetype?
___________ is a literary device that uses a person, object, word, or situation to represent something else
What is a symbol?
___________ assigns human traits to nonliving objects/characterizes the object.
What is personification?
________________ explains how your evidence connects back to your thesis statement.
What is reasoning?
This type of plotline is where we begin in the middle of the action
________ help develop the plot and character development by how events unfold between one character vs. another.
What is contrasting characters?
_________ is when a comparison is made between two things explicitly and it is easy to detect.
what is a direct metaphor?
_________ is a reference to something that exists outside of the text.
What is allusion?
________ is a figurative comparison that suggests a connection between two things without explicitly stating the comparison.
What is an implied metaphor?