Inform,Explain, Persuade
This is the type of writing that tells a reader something they don’t already know.
Inform
What type of character changes throughout the course of a work?
Dynamic Character
Plot
The basic outline of the story
Irony
When you expect one thing to happen and the opposite does
Autumn, New York City, 1944
Setting
This is the type of writing that gives the reader lots of information on a topic.
Inform
What type of character stays the same throughout the course of a work?
Static Character
Resolution
How/ when the conflict is resolved
Flashback
When the action in a story stops, and goes back in time.
“Those two girls hated each other.”
Conflict
This type of writing tries to get you to do something about the topic.
Persuade
When and where a story takes place.
Setting
Antagonist
The person or thing working against the protagonist
Metaphor
A comparison between to seemingly unlike things.
“This is my story to tell.”
1st person point of view or
Autobiography
This type of writing tells you who, what, where, when, why, and how.
Explain
The main problem in the story.
Conflict
Tone
How the author feels about the topic
Alliteration
The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
"She no longer cared. She no longer smiled. She was no longer herself."
Dynamic Character or
Repetition or
Parallelism
This type of writing tries to get you to change your mind about a topic.
Persuade
The highest point of excitement in a work.
Climax
Atmosphere
The general mood of the story
Repetition
When words and/ or phrases are repeated
“And she died, the same bitter woman she had since his death.”
Static Character