Literary Terms crossword puzzle game

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  1. a story of some wonderful event, handed down through the generations of a tribe or nation
  2. a short narrative with a moral lesson, usually with animal characters.
  3. all-knowing; an author knows and sees everything as the God of the universe sees and knows everything
  4. the technique in fiction in which the character's thoughts and reactions are reported as they occur to him, often in fragmentary sentences with little or no punctuation
  5. the significant action that takes place before a story begins
  6. the identification of one's own feelings with those of a fictional or poetic character in order to understand him better
  7. a historic record in prose or verse, usually in order of events in time
  8. what causes a character to do what he or she does and the character's aim or goal in taking that action.
  9. the central idea of the story, usually implied rather than directly stated. It is a story's observation about life or human nature, and should never be confused with the moral.
  10. indirect reference to an event, person, thing, place, or quality
  11. refers to a moment of significant realization and insight experienced by the protagonist, often at the end of a story
  12. the leading or central character in a story or, the dominating character. The protagonist sets a goal for him or herself and attemps to achieve that goal.
  13. the event that initiates the conflict. Also known as initial incident
  14. likeness; resemblance in some particulars between things otherwise unlike. Explains something unfamiliar by comparing it to something that is familiar
  15. a picture of life as it could never be. In literature it is a work in which the imagination is given full play
  16. occurs when a story is told from "outside" the characters, but from the perspective of one character. Characters referred to as "he" or "she".
  17. a symbol is any device used to represent something, especially the abstract
  18. background information provided by the author to further the development of plot, conflict, setting, and characterization. Also known as Initial Incident
  19. the character or force that opposes the protagonist in any story. Attempts to prevent the protagonist from achieving his or her goals.
  20. the author's manner of speaking and how it reveals his attitude toward the subject matter of the story
  21. or "all knowing" narrative tells the story from the knowledge of the thoughts and feelings of more than one, or all the characters
  22. a sudden switch in the plot from the present to the past. May be used to illustrate an important point or to aid in characterization
  23. the pervasive color or tone of a literary work.
  24. the time and place of a narrative. This may affect the plot, conflict, characters, and theme.
  25. anticipation, by indicating of suggestion, of what will eventually happen.
  26. a sudden drop from the dignified or important to the trivial or banal, often employed for humorous effect
  27. the tying up of loose ends or resolution
  28. the feeling of anxiety and uncertainty experienced by the reader about the outcome of events or the protagonist's fate
  29. the struggle between opposing forces, that is the protagonist and someone or something else
  30. a short account of entertaining historical or personal fact
  31. the perspective from which a story is seen or told.
  32. features a character telling the story directly to the reader in the first person using "I".
  33. the incidents in a plot that precede the climax.
  34. story; events; a literary work relating a series of actions
  35. the action immediately following the climax and lasting until the end of the story
  36. the process through which the author reveals to the reader the qualities of a character
  37. the framework of a story, or the consciour arrangement of its events
  38. the final, culminating event in a series of actions, the decisive moment in a literary work when the protagonist's course is finally a fact and no longer simply a predictable action
  39. Setting mood atmosphere
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