Question

match the definition with the correct term, there should only be 1 checkmark in each row and column.
a characters struggle with thoughts, feelings (something inside) * - 1 point
internal conflict
external conflict
theme
symbolism
events that happen in a story - plot
the authors attitude toward a subject - tone
the readers feelings towards a text - mood
a comparison using like or as - simile
a phrase that does not mean literally what the words mean - idiom

Explanation:

• Plot: Events that happen in a story - this is the sequence of events in a narrative.
• Simile: A comparison using like or as - it is a figure of speech for comparison.
• Idiom: A phrase that does not mean what the words literally mean - it has a non - literal, established meaning.
• Tone: The author's attitude toward a subject - it reflects the author's feelings and opinions.
• Mood: The reader's feelings towards a text - it is the emotional atmosphere created for the reader.
• Internal conflict: A character's struggle with thoughts, feelings (something inside) - it is an internal psychological struggle.
• External conflict: Opposing forces outside the character - it involves outside factors.
• Theme: The central idea or message - it is the overarching concept.
• Symbolism: Using something to represent something else - it is a literary device for deeper meaning.

Answer:

• Plot: Events that happen in a story
• Simile: A comparison using like or as
• Idiom: A phrase that does not mean what the words literally mean
• Tone: The author's attitude toward a subject
• Mood: The reader's feelings towards a text
• Internal conflict: A character's struggle with thoughts, feelings (something inside)
• External conflict: Opposing forces outside the character
• Theme: The central idea or message
• Symbolism: Using something to represent something else