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| The name of a piece of literature |
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| The time and place of a story |
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| The people, animals or items that are in the story |
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| The hero of the story, the one attempting to meet a certian goal |
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| The villian, the character against the hero, the one who tries to prevent the hero from meeting the goal |
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| The character who changes as a result of the conflict in the story |
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| The character who does Not change during the story |
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| The talking or the conversations that occurs between characters in the story |
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| The use of hints of clues to suggest the events that will occur |
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| when one object stands for or represents a idea |
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| The big idea, the lesson, or the message of the story |
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| The reason behind the author writing this piece there are 3 reasons INFORM, PERSUADE, ENTERTAIN |
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| The writers attitude toward the subject |
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| The feelings in the story the mood can be happy, funny, angry, sad, or even surprised |
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| We study literature because... |
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| We need to be able to read and write so we can get a good paying job in the future when we are older |
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| the problem or struggle in the story |
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| the point of view is the reason why the author wrote the story |
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