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| Plot | chain of related events that take place in a story.
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| Conflict | struggle between opposing forces.
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| External | conflict in which a struggle is pitted against an outside force.
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| Internal | conflict in which a struggle occurs within a character
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| Exposition | introduces the characters, the setting,and the basic situation
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| Inciting Incident | moment at which the conflict is introduced
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| Rising Action | complications of the plot and building suspense
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| Climax | turning point of the action when intensity reaches its peak
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| Falling Action | events that occur after the climax as the intensity subsides
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| Resolution | conflict is resolved or comes to an end
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| Characters | people involved in the action of a story
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| Setting | the time and place of the events in the story
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| Irony | a difference between appearance and reality,or expectation and result
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| Verbal Irony | what is said is different from what is meant
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| Situational Irony | an event occurs that contradict the expectations of the reader or audience
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| Dramatic Irony | a difference between what a character thinks and what the reader or audience knows.
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| Mood | the feeling created in the reader by a literary work or point of view
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| Theme | the general idea about life that the author wants to communicate.
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| Protagonists | the main character or most important character in a story
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| Antagonist | character who opposes the main character
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| Round Character | shows many different traits
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| Flat Character | shows only one trait
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| Dynamic Character | develops and grows during the course of the story
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| Static Character | does not change throughout the story
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