Giving non-human objects human characteristics is called
personification
He is a million years old, said the man, as he stared at the man in the wheelchair. This sentence is an example of what literary element
Hyperbole
2. “Life is like a box of chocolates” is an example of:
Simile
After they broke up, his heart was broken, is an example of
metaphor
They Lived Happily Ever After is a good line to include in which part of the story
resolution
Beginning of the story which introduces setting, characters, and plot to story
Exposition
The part of the plot that sets the stage for the climax
rising action
The feeling the READER gets from the text
mood
How many types of point of view are there
3
Name one antagonist from a movie, book, cartoon, or comic that you know:
answers will vary
statement of mystery at the end of the chapter that leaves the character in a life or death situation and makes the reader want to know what happens next.
cliffhanger
something that represents a set of ideas
symbolism
The underlying message or big central idea in the story is
theme
The part of the plot that comes after the climax
falling action
Two unlike objects or ideas are compared
metaphor
Same Difference, Pretty Cruel, and Walking Dead are examples of which literary element
Oxymoron
Two unlike objects/ideas are compared using like or as
simile
Point in the story that creates the greatest suspense or interest
Climax
Clues the author gives about what may happen later on in the story,
foreshadowing/ foreshadow
When, where, and the time a story takes place is called the
setting
lifelike qualities to non-human object
personification
A struggle or problem in the story for the main character is the:
Conflict
Write a sentence that includes alliteration
Sandy sells sea shells
Force or character working against the main character
Antagonist
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