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first person

Front

the narrator; the person telling the story is a character in the story and refers to himself/herself as I, me, or we during a story

Back

Exposition

Front

a point of view. This is also referred to us as vioice in literature

Back

literary verb tense

Front

tells us when action occurs; past, present and future

Back

wite fox, ravens, and kong

Front

list the animals that are following roko

Back

direct characterization

Front

when the author tells you about a character

Back

Protagonist

Front

main character in a library work;the character that experience the central

Back

Metaphor

Front

compares two things that are not alike, but does use the words like or as; the sunlight pushed warm fingers through the window

Back

it develops the conflict and creates expectations or expense

Front

rising action events before man vs. man society the climax

Back

Dialect

Front

language that varies from standard speech; Example: using y'all for you all

Back

third person

Front

which voice does the author use to tell the story

Back

sharp teeth and pointy ears

Front

what does a wolf look like

Back

climax

Front

the part of the story that is the training point. the part of the story with the greatest instantly

Back

second person

Front

the narrow address the reader directly and refers to the redder as, you

Back

because he said that the general was in trouble

Front

samuel francis said; i have a great fear me... what is he afraid of?

Back

Repetiton

Front

Repeating of words or sounds or letters, phrases or sentence

Back

falling acion

Front

action that oores after the climax. these events are the beginning of the end of the story

Back

third person

Front

the narrow is not a character in the story and refers to the characters as he, she, or they

Back

onomatopieia

Front

sound effect words; words that sound like what they mean

Back

historical fiction

Front

its when something or a story can be important sites

Back

dialouge

Front

conversation between two or more people

Back

personification

Front

giving human traits to objects and non-human characters

Back

irony

Front

when a character says the opposite of what he truly means

Back

rhyme scheme

Front

a repeated pattern of rhyming words in a poem

Back

forshawing

Front

the technique authors use to hint at an event that will happen later in the story

Back

conflict

Front

entangible fiction that keeps characters from achieving a goal

Back

conflict atagenist

Front

an opponent or advosary to the protagonist; can be a character or it can be a force of nature

Back

characterization

Front

the development of a character

Back

setting

Front

when and where a story takes place; may be stated or implied; may have multiple settings in the same story

Back

imagery

Front

the use of images that appeal to the five sense; sight, sound, touch, taste, smell

Back

main characters

Front

characters which are the focus of the story and narrative and which experience the central conflict

Back

internal dialouge

Front

refers to characters thinking aloud

Back

external conflict

Front

man vs. man

Back

coming of age stories

Front

stories in which a character's decison-making process shift from idealism, innocence to knowledge or ignorance to experience

Back

Aterism

Front

the repetition of constant sounds at the beginning of words that are close together

Back

central conflict

Front

the reason for the story being told

Back

Simile

Front

compares two things that are not alike using the words like or as...the ships tell most painted at the sky like fingers

Back

Except

Front

part of a literary work; not the entire work

Back

internal conflict

Front

man vs. self

Back

resolution

Front

the part of the story that brings the conflict and the story to a close

Back

indirectly

Front

through the character's behavior; diolague of the other characters, and through letters the character may write

Back

chickens, baby chickens

Front

what does pheobe see when she looks out the window in the room on the floor of mortier house

Back

pomey

Front

who is pheobe's helper at mortier house?

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