Story Elements
Types of Stories
Types of Figurative Language
Other Literary Terms
Other Literary Terms
100

Where and when a story takes place

Setting

100

Make-believe

Fiction
100

A comparison using "like" or "as"

Simile 

100

Claim that is meant to be proved

Thesis

100

Why a person is writing?

Purpose
200

The driving problem in a story

Conflict

200

A story about a real or imaginative person

Narrative 

200

Repetition of letters, phrases, or words

Alliteration 

200

Author/narrator's attitude in the story

Tone

200

A hint that something bad will happen

Foreshadowing

300

A conversation between characters

Dialogue

300

A true story you wrote about yourself

Autobiography

300

To exaggerate something (a big amount)

Hyperbole

300

Sarcasm/ the opposite of what you expect

Irony

300

Topic/ what an article is about

Central Idea

400

Well developed character (changes throughout the story)

Dynamic Character

400

Involves a magical and mythological creatures

Fantasy 

400

To quote or refer to a famous text (bible, myth)

Allusion

400

Emotion of the story

Mood

400

Who is telling the story/ what the narrator knows

Point of View

500

Reference to a historical or famous event

Allusion

500

A story with animals and a moral 

Fable

500

a common phrase which means something different than its original meaning

Idiom

500

To exaggerate a problem in a funny way

Satire

500

Emotional charge of a word (positive, negative, neutral)

Connotation