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Characters
Poems
Figures of Speech
Speaking
Narrative Elements
100
The main character or "hero" of a narrative or story.
What is the Protagonist
100

Lesson taught often by poems, fables, or short stories.

What is a moral

100
When like is used as is to make a comparison.
What is a simile
100
Repetition of initial consonant sounds.
What is Alliteration
100
Sequence of events in a story
What is the plot.
200

The person who creates conflict for main character, often seen as a villian

What is the Antagonist

200

A kind of meter that is measures as unstressed then stressed for 10 syllables.

What is iambic pentameter

200
When one thing is spoken a thought it's something else.
What is a metaphor
200
Words that imitate sounds.
What is Onomatopoeia
200
Descriptive language used to create word pictures
What is Imagery
300
Conversation between characters
What is dialogue.
300
Formal division of lines of a poem
What is a stanza
300

A repeated word, image, or symbol throughout a work that helps develop the theme of the story

What is a motif?

300
Language spoken by a particular group in a region.
What is Dialect
300
Time and place of the action of a narrative.
What is the setting.
400
A nonhuman subject is given given human characteristics.
What is Personification
400

This is two lines at the end of a poem that rhyme together

What is a couplet?

400
Figure of speech in which something means more than it is (object, person, action, situation).
What is a symbol
400
The change of one's voice or tone to denote a change in character or the mood of a narrative.
What is Inflection
400
High point of interest or suspense.
What is the climax
500
Speech given by only one character in a play or narrative
What is a monologue
500

Shakespeare wrote a bunch of these

What are sonnets?

500
Figure of speech where exaggeration is used to service a truth
What is Hyperbole
500
The person telling or speaking about the action or events in a story.
What is the narrator
500
Clues that suggest events that have yet to occur.
What is foreshadowing.