R.L. 4.6 Academic Language

 To note differences.

• Contrast

• Distinguish

• Difference

• Unalike

A short story, typically with animals as the characters, conveying a moral.

• Contrast

• Compare

• Story

• Fable

A method of storytelling in which the narrator is a character or observer in the story who conveys information to the reader from his/her singular perspective; the narrator uses I, me, we to relate thoughts, experiences, and observation

• Story

• Person

• First-Person

• Second Person

 A traditional, ancient story, usually, with heroes and Gods

• Myth

• Folktale

• Story

• Fable

 The traditional beliefs, customs and stories of a community, passed through the generations by word of mouth.

• Myth

• Folktale

• Fable

• Story

The act, process of telling a story.

• Second Person

• First Person

• Talk

• Narration

The narrators position in relation to the story being told.

• Tale

• Fable

• Story

• Point of View

What is the pattern of events of a literary work, which includes; an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

 A method of storytelling in which the non-participant narrator knows only the thoughts and feelings of a single character, while other characters are presented only externally.

• View

• Point

• Point of View

• Narration

What is a narrative account, either real or fictitious, told in prose? You can read them.