Module 1 Review

2. (n.) - the point in a story at which characters either face or solve their most important problem
6. - writing in which words are arranged in a rhythmic pattern
9. - the shape or structure used in a story or poem to express knowledge or meaning
10. (n.) - a universal idea or message conveyed by a text
12. - the events that follow and complicate the exposition and eventually lead to the story’s climax
13. (n.) - the point in a story at which the main conflict is solved or ended
15. - the sequence of events in a story from the exposition to the resolution
16. - something (such as an important idea, subject, or image) that repeatedly appears in a text or work of art
17. - a conflict a character faces within their mind
19. - when and where a story, scene, or text takes place
20. - the act of saying or doing something again; the act of repeating something

1. - language that expresses meaning in a nonliteral way to create an image or effect
3. - a problem or struggle between a character and an outside force
4. (n.) -the reader’s emotional response or the story’s atmosphere created by the author’s word choices in a text
5. - The repetition of similar or identical sounds at the beginning of words
7. - the shape a story takes from exposition to resolution
8. (n.) - writing in which words are arranged in a rhythmic pattern
11. (n.) - the beginning of a story, in which background information about characters or setting is presented
14. - events that occur after a story’s climax and before the conclusion
18. - the narrative perspective from which a story is told