Part of plot that sets stage/introduces key information

Events of a plot following the climax

Character opposes the protagonist

On a river in Vermont during the summer months is the _______________ of "The Bass, the RIver, and Sheila Mant".

Montresor is the one telling the story in "The Cask of Amontillado". The story is written in this point of view.

Giving nonhuman things human qualities

Building towards the climax in a story

Perspective of “I”, “we”, “me

The type of conflict that Madame Loisel is having because she wants more than what she has.

The __________ of "The Cask of Amontillado" is foreboding and suspenseful.

The main character in the story.

When the author reveals character’s personality

Central message of a story

Describing the night, Richard Connell says, "...moonless Caribbean night is like moist black velvet". This is an example of _____________

"Be true to yourself" is the _________ of "The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant".

Turning point of a story

*DAILY DOUBLE*

Visually descriptive figurative language

A thing that represents something else

Fortunato's name expresses _____________ because he is not very fortunate.

"The man wore motley. He had on a tight- fitting parti-striped dress..." from "The Cask of Amontillado". This is an example of ______________.

*DAILY DOUBLE*

Writer shows reader what a character is like

Writer tells reader what a character is like

Uses word in ways other than literal meaning

"...a sharp hunger was picking at him" is an example of __________________ in "The Most Dangerous Game".

The following is an example of ____________ from "The Most Dangerous Game": "We do our best to preserve the amenities of civilization here."