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Froggy Jumps Elements of Reading — Literary Terms Jumping FrogOnline version Literary-term recall jump game by Joshua Masis 1 The sequence of events that make up a story, where one event causes the next. a plot b theme c setting 2 The story's most intense turning point. a exposition b climax c resolution 3 The opening part of a story that introduces the characters and setting. a climax b resolution c exposition 4 The final part of a story, where the characters settle into their new normal. a climax b resolution c exposition 5 The central character whose goal drives the story forward. a narrator b protagonist c antagonist 6 The force or character that opposes the main character's goal. a protagonist b antagonist c narrator 7 A character who changes in a meaningful way by the story's end. a flat character b dynamic character c static character 8 A character who stays the same from start to finish. a dynamic character b round character c static character 9 The time, place, and atmosphere in which a story happens. a setting b mood c plot 10 The central struggle or problem that drives the plot forward. a climax b resolution c conflict 11 The bigger idea about life that a story supports — a full statement, not just a topic. a theme b plot c subject 12 The narrator is a character in the story and only knows what they know: 'I walked into the room.' a third person limited b first person point of view c third person omniscient 13 An all-knowing outside narrator who can reveal any character's thoughts. a first person b third person limited c third person omniscient 14 The author's attitude toward the subject, shown through word choice. a setting b tone c mood 15 The emotional experience the reader feels while reading. a theme b tone c mood 16 A comparison using the words 'like' or 'as.' a hyperbole b simile c metaphor 17 A direct comparison where one thing IS another, with no 'like' or 'as.' a simile b metaphor c personification 18 Giving human traits or actions to something non-human. a hyperbole b personification c metaphor 19 An extreme exaggeration that is not meant to be taken literally. a hyperbole b irony c simile 20 An object or image that stands for a bigger idea across a story. a metaphor b symbolism c foreshadowing 21 An early hint, planted in the story, of what will happen later. a flashback b foreshadowing c symbolism 22 A gap between what a reader expects and what actually happens. a tone b hyperbole c irony

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by Joshua Masis

The sequence of events that make up a story, where one event causes the next.

The story's most intense turning point.

The opening part of a story that introduces the characters and setting.

The final part of a story, where the characters settle into their new normal.

The central character whose goal drives the story forward.

The force or character that opposes the main character's goal.

A character who changes in a meaningful way by the story's end.

A character who stays the same from start to finish.

The time, place, and atmosphere in which a story happens.

The central struggle or problem that drives the plot forward.

The bigger idea about life that a story supports — a full statement, not just a topic.

The narrator is a character in the story and only knows what they know: 'I walked into the room.'

An all-knowing outside narrator who can reveal any character's thoughts.

The author's attitude toward the subject, shown through word choice.

The emotional experience the reader feels while reading.

A comparison using the words 'like' or 'as.'

A direct comparison where one thing IS another, with no 'like' or 'as.'

Giving human traits or actions to something non-human.

An extreme exaggeration that is not meant to be taken literally.

An object or image that stands for a bigger idea across a story.

An early hint, planted in the story, of what will happen later.

A gap between what a reader expects and what actually happens.