To represent someone or something as similar to something else
What is compare?
A message about life that the author wishes you to discover. It is a complete sentence.
What is a theme?
The main character in a story
Who is the protagonist?
The part of the plot where the author shows the conflict the protagonist faces along the way because of the antagonist.
What is rising action?
A form of communication for presenting an author's work
What is medium?
To represent something or someone as different from something else
What is contrast?
What is a topic?
Conversations between characters
What is dialogue?
What happens right after the climax when the protagonist either succeeds or fails
What is falling action?
Presenting material in a new form
What is adaptation?
Two or more items placed in one group
What is a category?
The reason "love" is not a theme
What is it's not a complete sentence.
Where and when a story takes place
What is setting?
The turning point of the story when the protagonist faces his or her conflict and decides how to resolve it.
What is the climax?
When actors interpret a text differently than you have pictured it
What is dramatic license?
Comparison between to sets of ideas or things that share a relationship
What is an analogy?
The same life lesson reappearing in different mediums.
What is a common theme?
The character who is opposed to, struggles against, or competes with the protagonist
What is the antagonist?
The ending of a story
What is resolution?
What actors use to learn the lines they will say in a movie or play
What is a script?
What is a signal word?
The reason "We are all part of the circle of life" is not a topic
What is it is a complete sentence rather than just one word or phrase?
In addition to moving a story forward through reactions, what else does dialogue accomplish?
What is reveal information about a character's personality?
The part of the story where the author introduces you to the setting and characters
What is the exposition?
The type of fiction when actors bring a story to life on stage
What is dramatic fiction?