Exposition
This part of the story introduces the characters and setting.
exposition
This part of the story builds suspense and leads to the climax.
what is rising action
This literary device gives human traits or feelings to animals, objects, or ideas
What is personification
a simile compares two objects or things using the words LIKE or...
AS
This is when we learn where and when the story takes place.
setting
Conflicts and problems begin to grow during this part of the plot.
rising action
Ashby eats Apple Always is an example of
alliteration
She was AS innocent as freshly fallen snow is an example of
simile
This part of the plot usually includes background information.
exposition
The rising action usually includes multiple small events that lead to this major turning point.
What is the CLIMAX
The wind whispers through the trees is an example of:
possible answers: alliteration or personification
She ran as fast as a cheetah.” This sentence is an example of what type of figurative language?
simile
The exposition of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi introduces this brave animal as the main character.
Who is Rikki
In Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, Rikki overhearing Nag and Nagaina’s plan is part of this plot element.
Rising action
When animals do human things, such as talking, thinking, planning, or feeling...
Anthropomorphism
student response
In Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, the setting is mainly in this type of place.
A garden near a Bungalow in India
The rising action increases this feeling in the reader.
Suspense
The wind crept through the collar of my shirt
personification
His hand WAS a baseball mitt! Is an example of:
Metaphor