| A | B |
|---|
| fact | can be proved true |
| resolution | the part of the story where loose ends of the plot are tied up and the story |
| allusion | can be proved true |
| plot | series of related events |
| inference | an indirect reference |
| indirect characterization | you have ot observe the character and come to your own conclusion about the kind of person you are meeting |
| internal conflict | take splace in a character's mind |
| foreshadowing | clus that hint at future events |
| basic situation | the first part of the story where the loose ends of the plot are tied up and the story is close |
| direct characterization | the writer tells you directly what a character is like |
| omniscient point of view | the all-knowing point-of-view can tell you everything about all the characters |
| predicting | guessing what will happen next |
| opinion | can be supported by facts, but cannot be proved true |
| autobiography | the story of a person's life written by that very person |
| subjective writing | writing that shares the writer's feelings, thoughts, opinions, and judgments |
| motivation | makes the characters do what they do |
| external conflict | a character's struggle against another person, a group of people, or a force of nature |
| climax | the story's most emotional or suspenseful moment |
| suspense | feeling of anxious curiosity |
| first person point of view | told by one of the characters |
