elements of fiction and nonfiction Flashcards
(39 cards)
when the reader is told directly what a character is like
direct characterization
to inform
to entertain
written about someone’s life
biography
the beginning of a story; find the setting and meet characters
exposition
conflict; a problem a character has to solve
exciting force
the events leading up to the climax
rising action
the turning point
climax
the final events before the end of the story
falling action
the last even that happens; wraps everything up
resolution
physical
place
temporal
time
social/ historical
people
milieu
what is popular at that time
era
conflict in ones mind
internal conflict
conflict between others
external conflict
opinion
bias
subjective
unbiased
fact
objective
phrase using like or as
simile
comparing something using is, was, etc
metaphor
giving non-human qualities to a person or thing
personification
extreme exaggeration
hyperbole
the main idea or underlying message
theme
written using I, me, my
first person point of view
fly on the wall
third person objective point of view
reader only knows one persons thoughts
third person limited point of view