Define
CLIMAX
The highest point of tension or turning point in a story, often the most intense or dramatic moment.
Example Sentence: The climax of the novel was a thrilling showdown between the detective and the murderer.
CONFLICT
Definition: The struggle or problem that drives the plot, whether internal or external.
Example: Person vs. Person/Self/Society/Nature
GENRE
Definition: A category or type of artistic work, such as a literary, musical, or film genre.
Example Sentence: Science fiction is a popular genre known for exploring futuristic technologies and societal issues.
Kha Nhi can speak 4 languages.
Yes
THEME
The central idea or message conveyed by a work of art or literature.
Example Sentence: The theme of love and sacrifice resonated throughout the entire novel, touching the hearts of readers.
METAPHOR
Definition: A figure of speech that compares two unlike things to convey a deeper meaning.
Example: She's got a heart of gold.
AUDIENCE
Definition: The group of people for whom a performance, message, or work of art is intended.
Example Sentence: The comedian's jokes were tailored to his young adult audience, full of pop culture references.
Bonnie's main reason to draw is to make money on her commissions.
No, it is a hobby and way for her to express her emotions.
CHARACTERIZATION
A person or entity in a story, and the process of developing and describing them.
Example Sentence: The author's vivid characterization made the protagonist feel like a real, relatable person.
POINT OF VIEW
Definition: The perspective from which a story is narrated, such as first person, third person, etc.
Example: First person, second person, third person, third person omniscient
PACING
Definition: The speed at which a story is told, including the rhythm and timing of events.
Example Sentence: The novel's fast pacing kept readers on the edge of their seats from beginning to end.
Frank's favourite animals are the capybara and goose.
Yes.
NARRATION
Definition: The act of telling a story, typically in literature or film.
Example: First (I, me, we), second (you, yours), and third (he, she, it, they); How I Met your Mother or Grey's Anatomy
FLASHBACK
Definition: A narrative device where a past event is depicted in the present timeline.
Example: In Titanic, Rose, an elderly lady being interviewed, recalls scenes from 1912.
BODY LANGUAGE
Definition: Nonverbal communication expressed through gestures, postures, and facial expressions.
Example Sentence: Her crossed arms and furrowed brow conveyed her displeasure through body language.
Harry has a dog named Lulu.
JUXTAPOSITION
Placing two or more contrasting elements side by side to highlight their differences.
Example: Light and dark imagery in a painting.
SATIRE
A form of humor or commentary that uses irony, sarcasm, or ridicule to criticize or mock societal issues.
Example: A lot of news medias use a lot of satire to engage their audience.
DIALOGUE
Definition: Conversation between characters in a story, play, or film.
Example Sentence: The witty dialogue between the two main characters added humor and depth to the movie.
The one place that Hubert wants to visit one day is Guam.
No, it is Palau.