English Terms

3. The part of the story when the main characters' efforts to achieve their goal are complicated by some sort of conflict.
5. (Individual versus self)
7. Figurative language giving human-like qualities to an inanimate object.
9. A meaningful word to which prefixes or suffixes are added.
10. Figurative language making a comparison using like or as.
11. The part of the work that introduces the character, setting, or basic situation.
12. aabb, abab, abcabc
14. The events that unfold according to how the main character reacts to the climax.
16. Figurative language saying one is another.
20. Used to look up facts and statistics.
21. The point of greatest intensity in the story. (No more conflict)

1. Figurative language using an exaggeration.
2. A basic part of the word that carries the meaning.
4. The incident that introduces the central conflict in a story.
6. The end of the story where all conflicts are concluded.
7. An affix attached at the beginning of a base word or root word that changes the meaning.
8. An affix attached to the end of a base or root word that changes the meaning or its part of speech.
13. (Individual versus individual, individual verses nature, individual versus society, individual versus supernatural, individual versus technology.)
14. Poetry with neither regular meter nor rhyme scheme.
15. A five-line rhymed rhythmic verse, usually humorous.
17. Book of maps
18. A song-like narrative poem usually featuring rhyme, rhythm, and refrain.
19. A seventeen-syllable unrhymed Japanese verse, usually about nature.