Exposition - Beginning of the story where characters and setting are introduced. , Rising action - Where the main character faces a series of conflicts leading to the climax, Climax - The most important part of the story. The point where everything changes. , Falling action - Events leading up to the end of the story. How the conflict unravels or moves towards a resolution., Resolution - Outcome of all the choices and actions of the main character. The end of the story. , mood - the emotional feeling that the author creates to evoke a specific feeling in the reader, such as joy, fear, tone - author's attitude toward the subject, characterization - the process a writer uses to reveal a character's personality, traits, symbol - something that represents ideas and beliefs , foreshadowing - authors hint at future events, imagery - descriptive language that appeals to the reader's five senses—sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch, simile - comparison between two different things using "like" or "as", metaphor - compares two unlike things by stating that one is the other to create a deeper meaning, Hyperbole - uses obvious exaggeration to create emphasis or humor,

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