Don't lose the PLOT
The Landlady
Figurative Lang 1
7th Grade
Fig Language 2
100

What is the end of the plot called?

The Resolution

100

Who is the antagonist of The Landlady?

The Landlady

100
Something that compares two unlike things using the words like or as...

SIMILE

100

What the setting of the story? When and where does the story take place?

Beginning of the school year (Fall), in Middle School, in Fresno, California.

100

Saying one thing is another...

Metaphor

200

What is the most intense part of the story?

The Climax

200

Who is the protagonist of The Landlady?

Billy, Billy Weaver.

200

Giving human-like characteristics to nonliving things...

Personification
200

Who is the main character of the story?

Victor Rodriguez

200

Repeated words or short phrases over and over again in a text...

Repetition

300

What are the events that lead up to the climax?

The Rising Actions

300
What was the resolution of the story?
Billy Weaver died in the LandLady's house!
300

This figurative language appeals to your 5 senses...

Imagery

300

Who is he in love with?

Teresa

300

Extreme exaggeration...

Hyperbole

400

What are the events after the climax called?

Falling Actions

400

What was the climax of the story?

When Billy drinks the (poisoned) tea!
400

A reference to a great work of art or literature 

Allusion

400
What is the climax of the story?

When Victor "speaks french" in class, the teacher has to decide whether or not to expose him.

400

Sudden, short sound!

Onomatopoeia

500

What do we call the part of the story when conflict is created?

The inciting incident.

500
What was the inciting incident of The Landlady?

When Billy was "compelled" to stay at the Landlady's bed and breakfast instead of the Bell & Dragon Pub.

500

The same sound repeated at the beginning of multiple words within a phrase or sentence.

Alliteration

500
Should you always be yourself to get your crush?

YES!

500

A word or phrase that isn't literal...

Idiom