Resolution
________- ties up the end of the story and answers any remaining questions.
Protagonist
________- character that has to overcome a problem.
Onomatopoeia
________- words that make the same sound as the word.
Antagonist
________- character that causes the problem.
Assonance
________- the repetition of sounds in words in a story or poem.
Metaphor
________- comparison of two thing without using like or as.
Simile
________- comparison of two things using like or as.
Allusion
________- a word or phrase that hints to something or someone famous or well known.
Point of view
________- the position from which a story is told.
Exposition
________- beginning of story, meet the characters and learn the setting.
Personification
________- giving human traits to nonhuman things.
Analogy
________- a comparison using two things and comparing them to other things (hand is to human as paw is to dog)
Symbolism
________- things that symbolize other things.
plot
exposition, rising action, conflict, climax, falling action, and resolution
exposition
beginning of story, meet the characters and learn the setting
rising action
introduces problems/conflicts and questions
conflict
the problems in the story; what does the protagonist need to overcome
climax
the turning point of the story
falling action
character overcomes conflict; story begins to slow down
resolution
ties up the end of the story and answers any remaining questions
protagonist
character that has to overcome a problem
antagonist
character that causes the problem
characters
people, animals, or things in the story
foil
two characters that have opposite traits
theme
the message
mood
how does the story make you feel
tone
how does the author want you to feel
main idea
main message the author is trying to convey
inference
educated guess
foreshadowing
hints and clues as to what is coming in the future
hyperbole
exaggeration
flashback
a visit to an event that happened in the past
allusion
a word or phrase that hints to something or someone famous or well known
analogy
a comparison using two things and comparing them to other things (hand is to human as paw is to dog)
metaphor
comparison of two thing without using like or as
simile
comparison of two things using like or as
personification
giving human traits to nonhuman things
onomatopoeia
words that make the same sound as the word
symbolism
things that symbolize other things
assonance
the repetition of sounds in words in a story or poem
alliteration
3 or more words in a sentence that start with the same letter sound
point of view
the position from which a story is told
true
true/false I will look at my questions and characters for both stories we read in class