| 1 | Protagonist | | _____ | Person against the protagonist on the other side of conflict |
| 2 | Antagonist | | _____ | repetition of the first consonant sound of the word over a phrase, stanza, sentence, or paragraph; repeated three or more times usually |
| 3 | Dynamic character | | _____ | implying events are about to happen, events will occur soon |
| 4 | Static character | | _____ | turning point or high point of interest in the story |
| 5 | Round character | | _____ | giving something nonhuman characteristics such as an object, animal, or idea |
| 6 | Flat character | | _____ | saying one thing and meaning another; sarcasm |
| 7 | First person | | _____ | A character that does not change like Snidley Whiplash, Tom & Jerry, villains in Scooby Doo, Nanny McPhee, Timon & Pumba |
| 8 | Second person | | _____ | atmosphere the reader senses and feels through a work of literature |
| 9 | Third person | | _____ | comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as" |
| 10 | Personification | | _____ | a method writers use to develop a character; this happens through the use of description, actions, dialogue, and thoughts |
| 11 | Alliteration | | _____ | sequence of events that is happening in the story |
| 12 | Simile | | _____ | an exaggeration |
| 13 | Metaphor | | _____ | Main character that deals with a conflict/problem |
| 14 | Allusion | | _____ | Well-rounded person, wise, healthy outlook like Dr. Carlisle, Professor X, the Giver, Mary Poppins & Mufasa |
| 15 | Foreshadowing | | _____ | Single characteristic emphasized like Patrick Star, Dory, Timon & Pumba |
| 16 | Flashback | | _____ | some know something will happen while others do not |
| 17 | Hyperbole | | _____ | comparison of two unlike things |
| 18 | Mood | | _____ | emotion the author wishes to portray |
| 19 | Tone | | _____ | main problem in the story _______ vs ______ |
| 20 | Verbal Irony | | _____ | YOU such as a commercial or the "Give Yourself Goosebumps" books where the story is told directly to the reader as if the reader is a character |
| 21 | Dramatic Irony | | _____ | Narrator is a main character and telling the story to us, narrator is part of the story. We, Us, I, Me, Our |
| 22 | Situational Irony | | _____ | explanations/descriptions that paint a picture in your head using the five senses |
| 23 | Imagery | | _____ | Narrator tells about the characters and is outside the story. He, She, they, them, her, his , their |
| 24 | Characterization | | _____ | something happens that surprises all, surprise twist |
| 25 | Theme | | _____ | how the story ends |
| 26 | Resolution | | _____ | moral/lesson of the story-tells us something about humans and life |
| 27 | Climax | | _____ | A character that changes like Spiderman & Batman, Landon Carter |
| 28 | Conflict | | _____ | a narrative technique that allows a writer to present past events during current events, in order to provide background for the current narration |
| 29 | Plot | | _____ | reference to something from history, literature, or the Bible, usually indirect or brief references to well known things/people/events |