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| Stories that explain events in nature |
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| Stories from the past-based on real events |
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| Stories pased by word of mouth |
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| Tales of spirits or the super-natural |
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| Stories with animal characters |
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| The reader sets aside skepticism to participate in the story |
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| Lesson learned from the story |
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| Central idea in a literary work |
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| presenting materials that hint at following events |
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| Person who is the figure of action |
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| Element that occurs more than once in a literary work |
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| Thing that represents both itself and something else |
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| Figure of speech-gives human qualities to an animal or thing |
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| Differentce between reality and apperence |
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| Statement that is made to imply the opposite |
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| Violates the expectation of the characters |
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| Something that is know by the reader |
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| The high point in the deveopment of a conflict |
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| Version of language spoken in a particular place |
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| Reuse of a sound, word or phrase |
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| refence to a person, event, object or work in history |
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