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| A fully developed character that shows many character traits |
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| A one-sided character who we do not know much about |
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| A character who changes or grows throughout the book |
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| A character who does not change throughout the book |
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| A message about life that is expressed across many different cultures and time periods |
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| When a writer provides hints that suggest future events in a story |
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| An additional, but less important, story within the main story |
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| Two or more events or scenes that have something in common |
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| An interruption of the current action to present events that took place earlier in time |
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| A difficult situation or conflict that arises and the answer to that situation or conflict |
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| The order in which events happen in time |
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| Point of view in which the narrator is also a character in the story and speaks from their perspective; Uses pronouns such as I, me, and we |
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