where and when the story takes place
setting
a sign or item that represents something
symbolism
a struggle within a character
internal conflict
a character struggles against another person or outside force
external conflict
the good guy or main character in a story
protagonist
the person causing friction in the story
antagonist
where you learn about the characters and what the story will be about
introduction
a series of incidents that lead to the climax
rising action
most exciting part- where conflict and friction come to a head
climax
part of the plot of a story that occurs after the conflict and friction are resolved
falling action
when the conflict is resolved
resolution
the feeling of a story
mood
use of hints and clues left by the author to direct reader
foreshadowing
building of tension
suspense
a character that changes
dynamic
character that doest change
static
message about life pr human nature communicated through the story
themeor central idea
how author shows a character- what they say do
methods of characterization
what the story is about
main idea
when the character or story takes a change for better or worse
turning point
writers attitude towards the subject
tone
what charactee sounds like when you are reading
voice
uses I, us, we
first person
uses you
2nd person
uses he she they
third person
changing structure or order of paper
last step of editing
revision
fixing grammar
editing
repetition of consanant sounds in the beginning of a sentence
alliteration
repetition of a vowel sound any where in a line
assonance
repetition of a consanant sound anywhere in a line
consonance
giving human qualities to an animal project or idea
personification
words or phrases that appeal to the 5 senses
imagery
comparsion not using like or as
metaphor
comparison using like or as
simile
exaggerating
hyperbole
contridiction of 2 terms
oxymoron
use of words sound suggest their meaning
onomatopoeia
reusing line or phrase
repetition
process of feeling all you thought was no longer true
disillusionment
a question that doesnt need to be amswered
rhetorical
use of poetic terms in writing
figurative language
language that helps to make imagery
descriptive language
intro to a story
dialouge description question
lead
idea associated with a word
connotatio
dictionary meaning of a word
denotation
words that are words
strong words
a convo between 2 or more ppl
dialouge
last sentence in opening paragraph
thesis
claim
sums up essay restates thesis
conclusion
source you cam trust
reliable
source you cant trust
unreliable
paragraph in poem
stanza
setence in poem
line
where info comes from
source
where you tell where you get info
citation
where you cite sources
reference page