________ is a storytelling technique where events are presented in the order they occur in time.
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First person point of view
is a narrative perspective where the story is told from the perspective of "I" or "we".
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Omniscent Point of View
also known as the "god-like" perspective, is a narrative technique where the narrator has complete knowledge and awareness of all characters' thoughts, feelings, actions and motivations.
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Reading text
literally means interpreting the words exactly as they are written, without adding any additional meaning or interpretation.
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Literary analysis
is the practice of examining a literary work, such as a novel, poem or play, and breaking it down into its various components to better understand how they contribute to the whole.
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Reading text figuratively
involves looking beyond the literal meaning of words and trying to understand what else might be implied by them.
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Episodic plot structure
is a literary technique that involves dividing a story into smaller sections or episodes, each with its own mini-plot.
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Cultural references
can also play a role in identifying setting.
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Social norms and customs
play an important role in identifying a setting.
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Textual evidence
________ is information from a written work that supports or proves a point being made.
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Subplot
________ is a secondary plot that runs parallel to the main plot in a story.
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Adventure
________ refers to an exciting or unusual experience that involves taking risks and exploring the unknown.
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Tragedy
________ typically involves the main character facing a series of conflicts and obstacles that challenge their beliefs and values.
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Romance
________ is a complex human emotion that involves intense feelings of affection and attachment towards another person.
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linear plot structure
A(n) ________ is a type of storytelling in which events unfold in chronological order, with a beginning, middle, and end.
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Cyclical plot structure
________ is a narrative technique in which the story ends where it began, creating a sense of circularity or repetition.
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Fantasy
________ in dramatic situations can be a powerful tool for creating tension and suspense in storytelling.
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Good physical description
________ is an important part of world- building in fiction writing and can also be used effectively in non- fiction writing such as travelogues or memoirs to bring places to life for readers who have not experienced them firsthand.
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Mysteries
________ are a classic element of dramatic situations, as they provide suspense and intrigue that keep the audience engaged.
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Perspective
________ is an individual's interpretation of their own experiences and how they view the world.
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Technology
________ refers to the tools or machines that are used to accomplish tasks.
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Demographics
________ refer to the characteristics of the population in that particular area.
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Dialogue
________: What a character says can also provide clues to their personality traits such as their values, beliefs, intelligence level and emotional state.
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Second person point of view
________ is a writing perspective in which the narrator addresses the reader directly as "you ..
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speaker
A "________ "is the voice that communicates with the reader or audience.
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Social norms
________ and customs play an important role in identifying a setting.
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narrator
A(n) ________ is a person or character who tells the story, either in writing or verbally.
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non chronological plot structure
A(n) ________ refers to a storytelling technique where events are presented out of sequence, often through the use of flashbacks or other narrative devices.
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Third person point of view
________ is a narrative perspective in which the story is told by an external narrator who refers to characters and events using third- person pronouns such as "he, ""she, "or "they ..
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Physical Appearance
________: The description of the character's physical appearance can give us insights into their personality, background, and social status.
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Technology and transportation
can provide important clues about the time period and location in which a story is set.
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textual evidence
Using ________ is an important part of forming arguments in academic writing and helps build credibility by showing that your ideas are based on factual information from reliable sources.
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Demographics
________ can also influence how people interact with each other and their environment which may impact how you as an author build out characters or plotlines within your story's setting.
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Dialogue
What a character says can also provide clues to their personality traits such as their values, beliefs, intelligence level and emotional state
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Actions/Motivations
Actions taken by the characters often help readers understand what drives them to act certain ways (motivations)
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**Physical Descriptions**
refers to the use of descriptive language to provide details about a setting or location.
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Comedy
is the use of humor to lighten the mood or provide relief during an intense or serious moment.
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Claim
typically refers to the central argument or thesis statement that a writer makes about a particular piece of literature.
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