Point of View
The narrator is in the story and refers to him/herself with personal pronouns
What is 1st person point of view?
The tension or problem in the story.
What is conflict?
The theme of the story is...
What is the message, moral or lesson the author is trying to convey?
The five parts of a plot diagram.
What are exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution?
In an argument writing piece, the statement of the author's position written as an opinion without saying "I think" or "I feel" is known as this.
What is a claim.
The narrator tries to pull you into the story by using pronouns such as you and your.
What is 2nd Person Point of View?
When the conflict occurs between two characters or groups of characters. This can be verbal or physical, but it can be "seen."
What is person vs. person?
A good theme should be written as a..
What is a statement?
What is the climax?
What is Freak the Mighty.
The narrator shares information about the characters by using pronouns such as he, she, them, they, their.
What is 3rd person Point of View?
When the conflict occurs between a character and the rules or ideals of the governing body.
What is person vs. society?
The when and where a story takes place.
What is the setting?
An organized pattern that makes up a story.
What is plot?
A type of figurative language that uses EXTREME exaggeration.
What is hyperbole?
The narrator knows the thoughts/ feelings/ and or emotions for ONE or a FEW characters.
What is Limited?
The conflict occurs between the character and themselves. For example, making a decision.
What is person vs. self?
The when of a story can be things such as
What are dates, years, months, seasons, time of days, etc?
Events leading up to the climax where mini-conflicts can occur.
What is the rising action?
Giving human characteristics to non-human things.
What is personification?
The narrator is all-knowing. We know the thoughts, feelings and emotions of ALL of the characters.
What is omniscient?
The conflict is inflicted from some type of natural phenomena.
What is person vs. nature?
The where of a setting can include things such as...
What are places, planets, states, buildings, etc?
Where characters and settings are mainly introduced.
Words that look like they sound.