The five parts of a good story in the order in which they usually occur:
1. Exposition.
2. Rising action.
3. Climax.
4. Falling action.
5. Denouement or resolution.

Four ways authors develop their characters: direct description, or indirectly through their actions, speech/thoughts, and interactions with other characters.

1. creating imaginary fictional people who seem real - characterization
2. what happens; the sequence of events in a literary work - plot
3. the central idea of a work of literature - theme
4. the way the author uses his words; the diction, sentence structure and overall prose style of the story - language
5. the location in place and time of the story - setting
6. the use of something that stands for or represents something else - symbolism

Anapestic feet have three beats. TRUE.