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Narrative Elements Review
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"If music be the food of love, play on." This is an example of ______.
Metaphor
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The general atmosphere of a piece of writing
Mood
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An external point of view, in which only the thoughts and feelings of one character are shown.
3rd person limited
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Actions, speech, and thoughts are all methods of indirect _______.
Characterization
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A reference to a person, place, or thing
Allusion
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The use of sensory details to evoke a picture in the reader's mind
Imagery
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Write down the events in a plot diagram in the correct order
Exposition, inciting conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
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Word choice, punctuation, and figurative language affect this _____.
Tone
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A story can only have one theme. True or false?
False
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"The paper danced in the wind." This is an example of ______.
Personification
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3 basic stages of the hero's journey
Departure, initiation, return
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A person debates whether to tell their teacher that their friend cheated on the test. What kind of conflict?
Character vs. self
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A point of view in which the narrator knows what every character is thinking
3rd person omniscient
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Setting, word choice, and subject matter affect this _____.
Mood
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The part of the story when the conflict is at its most intense
Climax
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What is setting?
The time and place of the story
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The author's attitude towards what they are writing about
Tone
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The three types of external conflict
Character vs. character, character vs. nature, character vs. society
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The reason why a character acts in a certain way
Character motivation
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A character, symbol, or story pattern that can be found across literature
Archetype
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A person who is idealized for courage or outstanding achievements
Hero
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The part of the plot where the conflict is resolved
Resolution
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Theme is the central _____ an author wishes to convey
Message
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"I feel a pain like a frozen knife stuck in my chest" is an example of ______
Simile
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