PLOT
OTHER TERMS
OTHER TERMS PT. 2
IRONY
EXAMPLES
100

The start of the story where the conflict is introduced.

Exposition

100

A reference to something or someone within common knowledge

Allusion

100

When and where the story takes place

Setting
100

When irony creates a humorous effect

Comic

100

District 11 in The Hunger Games 

Setting

200

Series of events that increases the tension

Rising Action

200

Pairs two words or phrases together that contradict each other

Oxymoron

200

The person who is telling the story

Narrator

200

Speaker means something different than what is said

Verbal
200

The phrase "icy hot" is a/an

Oxymoron

300

Highest point of tension in the story

Climax

300

Deeper meaning behind a body of work

Theme
300

Comparing two things using "like" or "as"

Simile
300

The outcome of the story is different than what is expected

Situational

300

You feel happy while reading a story

Mood

400

As the dramatic events start to resolve

Falling Action

400

Writer's attitude towards a subject or character

Tone

400

Direct comparison without using "like" or "as"

Metaphor

400

The audience knows things that the characters don't know

Dramatic

400

Identity in Percy Jackson

Theme

500

Conclusion of the story where the tension comes to a close

Resolution

500

Feeling that the writer is trying to evoke in the reader

Mood

500

Comparison that takes place over the course of a story. 

Allegory/Extended Metaphor

500

Sarcasm is an example of what kind of irony

Verbal

500

A firehouse catching on fire 

Situational Irony