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| Time and place of the action in a story. |
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| Revealing the personality of a character. |
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| Hints a writer Provides that suggests futer events in a story and provides suspense. |
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| A struggle between opposing forces, either internal or external. |
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| Emotion attitude or feeling created by an author in a literary work. |
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| Exeeding pride and arrogance, feelingas if one is equal to the gods in power. |
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| To make assumptions about some one due to their race, gender, age, religion, ECT. |
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| The view from which the story is told. |
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| Comparison of two things using like or as in literatureor poetry. |
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| A comparison without using like or as in literature or poetry. |
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| A collection of events that tells a story placed in a particular order and recounted through either telling or writing. |
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| A kind of writing that explains true things, people, places, or events, or how to do something. |
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| A type or category of literature, (also film and music) that has certain shared features. |
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| A type of literature that has the main goal of terrifying the reader. |
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| Stories that guess or foretell what the future will be like. Often the speculation is linked with science. |
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