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Literary Terms

Setting Place and Time
Characterization What the Character looks like: Age and physical description
Characterization The way an author reveals a character's personality
Characterization What the character thinks of says
Characterization What the Character does
Characterization What others think/Say about the Character
Characterization What the author tells the reader directly
Conflict A problem or struggle between to forces
Internal Conflict A struggle within a character's own mind
External conflict A struggle with some force out side of the character
Suspense The feeling that the reader experiences when he or she is uncertain or tense about the outcome of events
Situational Irony When the opposite of what the reader expects to happen actually happens
Allusion A reference to another work of literature, piece of art/music, or historical/mythological/Biblical event or person
Theme The main message or life lesson that the author is presenting to the reader
Plot The order of events in a story
Exposition Background info
Rising Action Events that lead to a turning point
Turning point A moment of great tension and decisive action when the end become unavoidable
Falling Action Events that lead to the resolution
Resolution The outcome or result of the main conflict
Foreshadowing Hints and clues about future events in the story
Flashback When a scene that interrupts the action to show an event that happened earlier in time
Dramatic Irony When the reader knows more than the character in the story
Point of view Perspective of which the story is told
1st person I, me, mine, we, us, our
3rd person He, she, they, his, hers, theirs
Ask yourself Who is telling the story
Verbal Irony When characters intentionally say the opposite of what they mean, how they feel, or what their actions show
Symbol An object, person, place, or action that has meaning by itself and stands or something larger EX: A rose represents love
Created by: Ryan Bahnson
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