Narrative Techniques
This is something you do every time the speaker changes in dialogue.
What is a New Line?
A sentence informing the reader what the summary is about.
What is a Topic Sentence?
This is the way you move between parts in a story.
What is a Transition?
This shortcut helps you copy selected text.
What is Ctrl + C?
"My cat is soft like a bunny" is an example of this kind of figurative language.
What is a Simile?
Events leading up to the emotional high point.
What are Rising Action Events?
This is what you put around speech.
What are Quotation Marks?
This shortcut allows you to open a new tab.
Ctrl + T
This is what you do whenever you start a new paragraph.
What is an Indent?
Background information allowing readers to understand more about the story.
What is an Exposition?
This is what goes at the end of a sentence.
This shortcut allows you to select the previous word.
What is Ctrl + Shift + Left Arrow
An exaggeration used to make a point.
What is a Hyperbole?
The emotional high point leading up to the end of the story.
What is a Climax?
This goes in front or behind speech to clarify who's speaking.
What is the Speaker Tag?
This shortcut allows you to paste copied text.
What is Ctrl + V?
A way to make non-living things seem like people.
What is Personification?
This is a narrative technique that shows us what a character is thinking. It provides information, adds tension, and helps is understand characters.
What is Internal Monologue?
The outcome of the story that the rest of the events led up to.
What is a Resolution?
This is something that modifies or describes nouns.
What is an Adjective?
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"The snow is a white blanket" is an example of this kind of figurative language.
What is a Metaphor?