A syllable added to the beginning of a word that changes the meaning of the word

Time and place of a story

The narrator uses I, Me, My to tell a story

"Love is like the wild-rose briar"

The reader uses these to help determine the definitions of words

A syllable added to the end of a word that changes the meaning of the word

The author tells the reader directly what the character is like

The narrator is not a part of the story's action and knows everything about the characters and the story.

"Nature's first green is gold
Her hardest hue to hold"

How the reader should feel reading a selection

Where I would look for the origin or derivation of a word

The highest point of action in a story

The narrator is not a part of the story's action and knows everything about one character's view of the story.

"'Cause you know I'd walk a thousand miles."

"as a result of," "because," and "consequently," are signl words for this organizational pattern.

Cannot be taken literally; it has to be "figured" out

The author gives clues about the traits of a character

The narrator speaks to the reader inadvertently making him a part of the story.

"While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping,"
Not rhyme

How the author or narrator feels about the subject of the selection

Examples include: a dictionary, atlas, thesaurus, and website

The "beginning" of the plot- states the main characters, setting, and main conflict

The narrator is not a part of the story and does not reveal any characters' thoughts or feelings.

I sing as I go
Scattering emeralds
The wind sings upon my lips
**And pearls stream off my neck and forehand**
I am bathed in a sweat of pearls

The reader takes details from the story and puts them with background knowledge T