Poetry

• Plot: This is the action of a story (tells you what happened).
• Introduction: Characters and setting
• Falling Action: What happens just after the climax.
• Climax: The turning point, where everything changes.
• Rising Action: The events that lead up to the climax.
• Resolution/Denouement: The end of the play, where everything has been resolved.
• Rising Action: Build up to the climax.
• Resolution: How things end - whether they are happy or sad.
• Alliteration: When two or more consonant sounds are repeated at the beginning of words close together.
• Setting: Where the events take place.
• Theme: A message about life.
• Setting: Where the story takes place.
• Rhyme Scheme: A pattern that shows how words rhyme with one another.
• Theme: A central idea or message conveyed by the poem.
• Conflict: Problem or issue faced by the protagonist.
• Exposition: Setting the scene at the beginning of the story.
• Tone: How the poet makes us feel about the subject matter.
• Development: Character development and growth throughout the story.