figurative language
Compares using "like" or "as"
simile
Characters
I
Simple sentence
The turning point. Conflict comes to a boil.
Climax
Point of view: I or we
First person
Gives human elements to objects, animals, or ideas
Personification
Setting
I, fanboy I
Compound sentence
Struggle between opposing forces in a story
Conflict
Name some conflicts.
Point of view: They, her, his
third person
Sound words like "bam" or "swoosh"
Onomatopoeai
Sequence of events
Plot
ID
Complex sentence
Learn setting, characters
Exposition
Narrator knows thoughts, actions and feelings of all charactors
Third person omniscient
allitertation
Central message or underlying meaning
Theme
D, I
Complex sentence
Conflict develops
Rising action
Narrator tells story from 1 person's persective
metaphor
Her fans might have a favorite "Era"
Taylor Swift
Subordinating Conjuctions.
Falling action
Canada, USA, Mexico
Example: It's raining cats and dogs.
Idiom
His dad will substitute for him when his wife has a baby.
Sam Casey
I, I D
D,I,I
Compound/complex sentence
The story concludes
resolution
A number between 5 and 7.
6