A FOR ANTAGONIST

• Opposite character of a story
• General Zarrof is antagonist of the novel
• Montresor is antagonist of the novel

B FOR BENEVOLENT

• Kind and charitable
• Spending money on charity showed their benevolence

C FOR CONFLICT

• Main struggle within the novel
• Conflict can be various kinds
• There can be several conflicts in the story
• Man vs Man - is one of the conflict examples

D FOR DIALOGUE

• Conversation between two or more people
• Dialogue between main characters was long and boring
• In some stories, dialogue can play main role
• Dialogue between protagonist and antagonist is always interesting

E FOR ELEMENTS OF PLOT

• Five elements of plot
• Expository is the first of five elements
• Resolution is the last of the five elements
• Climax is pinnacle of the story

F FOR FICTION

• Literary form describing imaginary events
• Non-fiction is part of the fiction genre
• Fiction can not be based on real facts

G FOR GENRE

• Category of composition or novel
• Fiction is one of the genres
• Narrative essay is one of the genres of literature

H FOR HYPERBOLE

• Claims not meant to be taken literally
• His poems seemed truth rather than hyperbole

I FOR IRONY

• Expression for humorous affect
• Authors often use irony to describe a character
• Irony and sarcasm is used in most of genres

J FOR JEOPARDY

• Danger
• Jeopardy can be found anywhere in this world

K FOR

L FOR LYRIC

• Expressing feelings of a particular person
• Authors use this to show their emotions in their novels
• Lyric is genre of literature

M FOR MAIN IDEA

• Overall idea of a story
• Almost every story has main idea
• Main idea tells us what author wanted to say by writing this novel

N FOR NARRATOR

• Person who tells the story, usually the author
• Narrator can be main character of a story
• Narrator sometimes does not appear in an actual story

O FOR OFFICIOUS

• ASSERTIVE IN DOMINEERING WAY
• Officious actions of the boss made whole staff dissapointed

P FOR POINT OF VIEW

• Particular way of considering
• Point of view can be different for anyone
• Author usually has his own point of view

R FOR RHYME

• Repetition of identical sounds
• Most of poems are based on rhymes

S FOR SIMILE

• Comparison between two
• Simile is often used to describe the character or thing
• Authors often use simile to give detailed information

T FOR THEME

• Idea that is repeated through the story
• Most of novels have theme
• Theme and main idea are different

U FOR UNKEMPT

• Untidy
• Children often leave their rooms unkempt

V FOR VERSE

• Single line of composition
• Sometimes a verse can carry the main idea
• Sometimes verses are used as a quotes

W FOR WRITER

• Person who writes typical text
• Writer is usually considered to be the author of at least several books
• Writer usually writes in one genre

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