Answer:
Figurative Language- Is a general term for using a word in a way different from its normal use. One example :The sun smiled. That’s personification, making something act like a human, one example of figurative language.
Repeated Words- Used often to add a dramatic effect, repeated words is when something is written along the lines of, ‘Oh, oh!’ Or, ‘You, you!’ Its to give an effect
Change in setting- setting refers to time and location, so a change of setting is either a time jump or location swap. (Not official terminology)
Dialogue - Anything in “ marks,
Ex. “Hi there! I’m speaking, which is why there are quote marks around this sentence!”
Actions- anything you do. Running, reading, writing, listening, staring
Word Choice- word choice can be shown in the use of effect vs affect. Effect is a noun, and affect is and a verb, same sound, different use per sentence!
I hope this helps! :)
Lmk in the comments if you’re still confused at all