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simile
a comparison between two unlike things using like or as

metaphor
a direct comparison between two unlike things

hyperbole
an extreme exaggeration used to show strong feeling or create humor

personification
giving human qualities (like feelings or actions) to animals or objects

alliteration
repetition of beginning consonant sounds in nearby words

onomatopoeia
a word that imitates or sounds like what it describes

consonance
repetition of consonant sounds within or at the end of nearby words

rhyme
repetition of ending sounds in words

rhythm
the beat or pattern of sounds in writing

repetition
repeating words or phrases to emphasize an idea or create rhythm

stanza
a group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph

speaker
the voice or character speaking in a poem
imagery
descriptive language that appeals to the senses

conflict
the main problem or struggle in a story

internal conflict
a struggle inside a character's mind

external conflict
a struggle with an outside force

individual vs. individual
character vs. another character

individual vs. nature
character vs. natural forces

individual vs. society
character vs. rules or laws

individual vs. technology
character vs. machines

individual vs. self
character vs. their own thoughts or fears

exposition
The beginning of the story where characters, setting, and basic situation are introduced.
initiating event
The event that starts the main conflict.

rising action
Events that build suspense and develop the conflict.

climax
The most exciting or important moment; the turning point.

falling action
Events that happen after the climax and begin to wrap up the story.

resolution
The ending where the conflict is solved.

tone
The author's attitude toward the subject (serious, funny, sad, etc.).

theme
The main message or lesson of the story.

character
A person, animal, or figure in a story.

character traits
Words that describe a character's personality.

static character
A character who does NOT change.

dynamic character
A character who changes or learns a lesson.

protagonist
The main character

antagonist
The character who opposes the protagonist.

narrator
The person telling the story

first person point of view
The narrator is in the story and uses "I" or "me."

third person point of view
The narrator is outside the story and use the pronouns "he", "she," or "they"

third person point of view limited
The narrator knows the thoughts/feelings of ONE character.

third person point of view omniscient
The narrator knows the thoughts/feelings of ALL characters.

statistics
Numbers or data used to support a point.

boldface
Dark, thick print used to highlight words.

italics
Slanted text used for emphasis or titles.

subheadings
Titles that divide sections of text.

sidebar
Extra information placed beside the main text.

author's purpose
The reason the author wrote the text
facts
Information that can be proven true.

opinion
A belief or feeling; usually includes adjectives to describe the author's viewpoint

bias
When the author strongly favors one side.

anecdotes
Short personal stories used to make a point.

synonyms
Words with similar meanings.

antonyms
Words with opposite meanings.

root/base word
The main part of a word.

prefix
A word part added to the beginning.

suffix
A word part added to the end.

cause/effect
Shows why something happens and the result. Signal words: because, so, since, consequently, as a result, therefore, leads to

compare/contrast
Shows similarities and differences. Signal words: However, but, similarly, on the other hand, in contrast, likewise, different

problem/solution
A problem is presented and ways it was solved. Signal words: Problem, solution, challenge, solve, issue, resolved, fix, query

description
Gives details about a topic. Signal words: For example, such as, specifically, to illustrate, characteristics, in addition

sequence
Events are listed in order of steps Signal words: First, next, then, last

chronological
Events in time order Signal words: First, then, finally, before, after, next, later, now

plot
Sequence of events in a story
