. NONFICTION - PersuasiveNONFICTION – Information NONFICTION – Narrative (True story about a person) FICTION – Narrative (Made-up story about a person)

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NONFICTION - PersuasiveNONFICTION – Information NONFICTION – Narrative (True story about a person) FICTION – Narrative (Made-up story about a person)

Facts Statistics Personal experience Logical order of ideas Persuasive language Argument Historical info Call to Action Rhyme Repetition (repeating words/phrases) Syntax (word order) Diction (word choice) Imagery / Figurative lang. (vivid wording) Symbolism Metaphors & Similes Characterization Conflict Rising action Turning Point Resolution Irony (what happens is not what you expected)