Story Elements
POV /
Narrative Techniques
Figurative Language
Sound Devices
Literary Context
100

Sequence of events that make up a story.

Plot

100

The perspective in which a story is told.

Point of view

100

Words/phrases that are different from their literal meaning.

Figurative Language

100

Is a literary technique that uses the sounds of words to create rhythm, mood, and emphasis.

Sound devices

100

Refers to the information surrounding a literary work that helps us understand its meaning.

Literary Context / Context

200

Interrupts the present to show a scene that unfolded in the past.

Flashback plot
200

A suspenseful ending is called _______.

Cliffhanger

200

What figurative language is shown?

The sea is a hungry monster.

Metaphor

200

What sound device is used?

The water splashed as the children jumped into the pool.

Onomatopoeia

200

This context means understanding a story by looking at the culture and society in which the characters and author live.

Sociocultural Context

300

Hamlet is torn by indecision, guilt, and doubt as he contemplates revenge.

What type of conflict is shown?

Person vs. Self

300

Continuous flow of thoughts is known as __________

Stream of Consciousness

300

What figurative language is shown?

The food at the school fair was awfully good.

Oxymoron

300

What sound device is used?

The fire lights the night.

Assonance

300

The literary context which examines the period, political conditions, and other circumstances that existed when a literary work was created.

Historical Context

400

A fictional person or figure who does not experience any major internal changes, growth, or shifts in perspective from the beginning of a story to the end.

Static Character

400

Maria entered the classroom and looked at the clock. She felt nervous because she had not finished reviewing for the test. When the teacher handed her the test paper, Maria took a deep breath. She wondered if she would remember everything she had studied. She picked up her pencil and began answering.

Which type of POV is shown?

Third-person limited

400

What figurative language is shown?

Time runs when you're having fun.

Personification

400

What sound device is used?

Mia made many magical memories.

Alliteration

400

He is the proponent of the Psychoanalytic Theory (which is applied in Psychological Context). He believes that every human being has an id, ego, and superego.

Sigmund Freud

500

The author shows the reader what a character is like through their actions, words, and thoughts. It uses the "STEAL" method.

Indirect characterization

500

Sign and referent

Sign: ⛓️ (chains)
Referent: 

Lack of freedom / oppression

500

Calling out to someone/something that cannot respond.

Apostrophe

500

What sound device is used?

The lumpy camp was damp.

Consonance
500

The three major components of a historical context.

Race, milieu, moment