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Conflict

A problem faced by a main character

1st person

The narrator is a character in the story

3rd person (limited)

The narrator's voice is outside the action,not one of the characters

3rd person omniscient

The narrator tells what only one character thinks,feels, and observes

Pacing:


Fast pace=


Slow pace=

Fast pace=short sentences


Slow pace=long sentences

Setting

The time and place of the action

Imagery

Vivid description that appeals to one or more of the readers five senses

Symbolism

Something that represents something else

Dialogue

A written conversation between two or more characters

Simile

A figure of speech that makes a comparison between two unlike things using the words like or as

Metaphor

A comparison of two things that are mostly unlike but have some things in common not using the words like or as

Hyperbole

An exaggeratation for emphasis or humorous effect

Personification

The giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea

Sponsor

A person or organization that provides funds for a project or activity carried out by another

Stun

To astonish or shock someone

Dispatcher

Communication personnels who track vehicles and equipment

Scuffle

A brief fight or struggle

Wimper

A low, feeble sound that expresses fear or pain

Tumult

Disorder or confusion

Pernicious

Causing harm or ruin

Naturalize

To award an immigrant full citizenship

Telecommunications

Distant communication

Perpetual

On going or repetitive

Requisite

Essential

Resonate

To have great affect on someone or something

Nominal

Something small or insignificant

Chide

Scold or rebute

Despondent

An act of discouragement