Literary Elements Review

4. When an author gives details about a character in a straightforward manner, that is __________ characterization.
8. Part of the story leading up to the turning point is called the ________ action.
10. How the reader feels about a piece.
11. The conflict of the story has been resolved.
14. The main idea of a work.
15. Struggles against an outside force, such as society, nature, or another character: _______ conflict.
17. Story is told by a narrator. Narrator is not a character: ________ person.
18. The turning point in a story.
19. Narrator has insight on all character's thoughts/feelings.
20. Story is told by a narrator talking about the reader: _______ person.

1. Part of the story after the turning point when the conflict begins to resolve.
2. Story is told by one of the characters: _________ person.
3. A struggle that occurs within a person's mind, emotions, or conscience: _________ conflict.
5. The author's attitude about a piece of literature.
6. Introduce the characters, setting, and main conflict.
7. Narrator focuses on one character's thoughts/feelings.
9. When an author gives details about a character without stating them explicitly, it is ________ characterization.
12. The time, place, and circumstances of a story.
13. The choice and use of specific words and phrases in speech or writing.
16. The description of character’s physical traits, personality, thoughts, and actions.