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genre
a category in which a work literature is classified.
fiction
prose writing that consits of imaginary elements
narrative writing
a writing that tells a story
short story
a work of fiction that centers ona single idea and can be read in one sitting.
setting
the time adn place of the action of a short story, drama, novel, narrative poem, or narrative nonfiction work.
character
the individuals who participate in the action of a literary work
protagonist
the main character in a work of literature, who is involved in the central conflict of the story
antagonist
is a orincipal character or force in opposition to a protagonist, or main character
point of view
refers to the method of narration used in a short story, novel, narrative poem, or work of nonfiction
plot
the sequence of events in a story
exposition
the first stage of a typical story plot; provides important background information and introduces the setting and the important characters.
rising action
the stage in a plot in which the conflict developes and story events build to a climax
climax
the point in maximum interest or tension.
falling action
follows the climax and shows the results of the important decision or action that happened at the climax.
resolution
events in the falling action lead to the resolution of the plot.
Irony
special kind of contrast between appearance and reality-usually oon in which reality is the opposite of what it seems.
Mood
the feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader.
Flashback
an account of a conversation, an episode, or an event tthat happened befor ethe beginning of a story.
Foreshadowing
a writer's use of hints or clues to suggest events that will happen later in a story