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The main character of a story
What is the protagonist
100
This term is used when authors leave clues in the text to what will happen next
What is foreshadowing
100
A statement that is copied word for word from a text or interview 
What is a quote
100
The person telling the story
What is the narrator
100
The feeling of the speaker
What is tone
200
The problem in a story is called this.
What is conflict
200
This term means to guess or predict something based on textual evidence 
What is to infer
200
When characters speak
What is dialogue 
200
A heading below the main heading
What is a subheading
200
The message of a story
What is the theme
300
This is the character or force against the main character
What is the antagonist 
300

The meaning of words as used within the text. 

What is context
300
When an author utilizes the readers' 5 senses
What is imagery 
300
The text in a story that is not dialogue 
What is narration
300
What the text is mostly about
What is the central idea
400
This is where the setting and characters are introduced 
What is the exposition
400

The results of something that occurred

What is an effect
400
This device is when an author uses repeated beginning consonant sounds in a phrase 
What is alliteration 
400
When you compare two unlike things without using like or as
What is a metaphor 
400
The part of a story where we can infer how it will end
What is the climax
500
This is where a plot comes to a reasonable ending
What is the resolution 
500

 Words that have the same meaning (usually used in vocabulary questions)

synonym 

500
This is when something occurs that is completely opposite than what was expected 
What is Irony 
500
The feeling the author wants the readers to have
What is the mood
500
Name one thing you will find in a fiction text that you cannot find in an informational text. 

Illustrations, Made-up characters, plot, setting, theme