1 .		A story in which characters and/or events stand for abstract ideas or forces, so that the story suggests a deeper symbolic meaning is a/an
2 .		A collection of literary works, often by different authors, combined into a single work is a/an
3 .		The methods an author uses to describe and develop characters in a literary work is
4 .		A literary work of the highest quality that has long-lasting value and worth is a
5 .		Works written to interpret and evaluate literary works are
6 .		The end of a plot in which the final solution takes place is
7 .		A type of writing in which the main purpose is to present information is
8 .		A literary work that is imaginative and not factual is
9 .		Language that makes a comparison between two unlike things that are similar in one particular way is
10 .		A scene in a play or reference in a story that interrupts the story line to show something that has occurred in the past is a
11 .		A type or category of literature is a
12 .		A narrative or record of events based on personal experience is a
13 .		A collection of myths concerning ancient gods and/or legendary beings is
14 .		A story that relates a series of events, real or imaginary, for the purpose of making a point is
15 .		A type of writing intended to convince readers to accept a particular viewpoint or take a specific action is
16 .		The basic story line or sequence of events and actions through which a story’s meaning is expressed is the
17 .		The perspective from which a story is told is the
18 .		The time, place, and circumstances in which a story occurs is the
19 .		The central or dominant idea of a story is the
20 .		How a writer sounds to the reader and how he or she feels about the subject is the
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