Vocabulary
A wooden frame used to weave cloth.
What is a loom?
A short story that teaches a simple moral lesson, usually with talking animals.
What is a fable?
These are the people, animals, etc. in a story.
What are the characters?
All forms of story.
What is a narrative?
What is a monologue?
A harsh, cruel, or unfair ruler.
What is a tyrant?
A short story that teaches a moral lesson, always true to life.
What is a parable?
What is the setting?
A word that has nearly the same meaning as another word.
What is a synonym?
A conversation between two or more people.
What is dialogue?
To eat greedily
What is devour?
A fanciful story for children, usually with magical people or creatures.
What is a fairy tale?
This happens first.
What is the beginning?
Any imaginative story.
What is fiction?
A clash between people or ideas.
What is conflict?
The face
What is countenance?
An ancient story not based on actual events, with gods, goddesses, and heroes.
What is a myth?
This is where the problem starts.
What is the middle?
A noun that names a specific person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a proper noun?
The most important thought in a story or speech.
What is the main idea?
To put up with; to tolerate
What is stomach?
A narrative of actual events.
What is history?
This happens before you close the book.
What is the end?
Words inscribed on a grave marker.
What is an epitaph?
A character who changes in the course of a narrative.
What is a dynamic character?