Literary Fiction/Non-Fiction Vocabulary

lets readers know who is telling the story

a logical guess that is based on facts

the point in a work in which a very significant change occurs

the part in which the suspense reaches its peak - the turning point when things can go well or badly for the main character

a retelling of the most important parts of the story; includes BME and follows the Plot Diagram

What is plot?

• the form a language takes when spoken by a certain group

• words or phrases that appeal to your senses (see, smell, hear, touch, taste)

• the sequence, or series, of events in the story; what happens

• a logical guess that is based on facts

What is dialect?

• the anxious curiosity you feel about what happens next

• the form a language takes when spoken by a certain group or region

• a logical guess that is based on facts

• words or phrases that appeal to your senses (see, smell, hear, touch, taste)

What is narrator?

• the person telling the story, can be 1st, 2nd or 3rd person

• lets readers know who is telling the story

• a retelling of the most important parts of the story

• the anxious curiosity you feel about what happens next

What is imagery?

• the sequence, or series, of events in the story; what happens

• a logical guess that is based on facts

• the anxious curiosity you feel about what happens next

• words or phrases that appeal to your senses (see, smell, hear, touch, taste)

What is suspense?

• the form a language takes when spoken by a certain group or region

• the anxious curiosity you feel about what happens next

• the sequence, or series, of events in the story; what happens

• a logical guess based on facts