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Plot Point of View Atmosphere
Setting Foreshadowing Characters
Flashback Conflict Theme
Irony Motivation Suspense
Symbol Allusion
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(Once upon a time…)
Exposition: sets up the story by telling background, setting, & characters
Rising Action: main part of the story where problems arise
Climax: point of greatest intensity; the turning point
Plot: The sequence of events that take place in a story.
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Falling Action: contains dialogue & action leading to a satisfying ending
Resolution: satisfying ending telling how problems are resolved
…and they lived happily ever after.
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Plot Line
Exposition
Ris
ing
Act
ion
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
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Time & Place
(It was a dark and scary night….)
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Authors present believable characters by:
•character’s actions & words
•character’s appearance
•character’s inner thoughts
•character’s background
•what other characters think & say about the character
•author commenting directly about a character
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The reason a character behaves
in a certain way
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The struggle that takes place between two opposing forces.
EXTERNAL: (outside)
person against person
person against nature
person against society
person against unknown
INTERNAL: (with in)
person against himself
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Whois telling
the story?1st person: a character speaks directly to the reader & refers to him/herself as “I”
3rd person: a narrator who is not a character & refers to all characters as “he” or “she”
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Whatwill happen
next?
The author’s ability to make the reader uncertain or tense about what is to
happen next.
I can’t stand the suspense!
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How does this writing make me feel?
The mood or feeling that runs through a work of literature.
Writers create atmosphere usually
through their choice of details & description
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The use of clues or hints by the author to prepare the reader
forfuture developments in a story
Foreshadowing helps us make predictions…and then we want to read on to see if our
predictions come true!
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An interruption of the action in a story to
tell about something
that happened earlier in
time.
FLASH BACK
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The main idea in a work of literature
Why did theauthor writethis book?
What is the author
trying to tell us? What is his
message?
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A contrast between what is stated and what is really meant, or between what is expected to happen and what actually does happen.
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Characters who change little, if at all.QuickTime™ and a
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Characters who change significantly over the course of a story.
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The central or main character in a story. (The Good Guy)
Works against the protagonist. (The Bad Guy)
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Any person, place, or thing which has meaning in itself but which is made to
represent, or stand for something else as well.
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A reference to a statement, a person, a place, or event from literature, the
arts, history, religion, mythology, politics, sports, or science.
For Example: The “I Have A Dream” speech alludes to the song “My Country, `Tis of Thee”