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| What are 5 parts of plot? |
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1)Introduction
2)Rising action
3)Climax
4)Falling action
5)Denouement |
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| What are 3 possible antagonists in a man vs. environment conflict? |
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1)Wild animals
2)Weather
3)Starvation |
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| What type of conflict is it when a character can`t make up his mind whether or not to get on the bus? |
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| Internal (person vs.self) |
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| Indirect presentation is... |
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| what is a character called who has many traits? |
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| A stereotypical character is also called... |
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| The main idea of a story is called what? |
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| When a character tells the story in his or her voice, it is what point of view? |
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Repeats the first initial or sound
ex: Sincerely Silly She Sat Stubbornly |
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Words that represent a sound
ex: The fireworks boomed and crackled |
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Comparing two unlike things, by using “like” or “as”
ex: Her eyes glimmered like stars |
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Comparison using is, was, are, were (indirect)
ex: Her face is a moon |
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Inanimate object having human qualities
ex: The sun hid its face behind the clouds |
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An object or idea is itself and it. Something that represents a bigger idea
ex: Maple leaf = Canada
Dove= Peace |
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A gross exaggeration for effect
ex: He sped at a million miles an hour to the lunch room |
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Using the 5 senses to create a mental picture for the reader
ex: Waking up in a warm bed i could smell the coffee perking |
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| The main character of the story everything evolves around him/her |
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| The main enemy to the protagonist |
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| What is a dynamic character? |
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| A character who experiences change |
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| What is a static character? |
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| A character who remains the same throughout the novel |
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| The most exciting part of the story, the main thing about it |
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| The resolution of the story |
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| A dramatic device in which an important plot point is mentioned early in the story and is returned later in a more specific way |
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| What is the omniscient point of view? |
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| What is the limited omniscient point of view? |
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| The narrator sees into the minds of some but not all of the characters. Mostly sees only through the eyes of one character |
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| What is the objective point of view? |
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| The objective point of view is when the writer tells what happens without stating more than can be inferred from the story's action and dialogue |
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| Where the story takes place |
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| What is the atmosphere or mood of a story? |
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| The atmosphere in a book is the book's tone, which is the main idea of what it is teaching you |
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| It is when the author or film maker temporarily brings us back to an earlier time in the story to give us more information about a character's past, or to give us insight into how the characters and storyline developed |
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| correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words |
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| The direct address of an inanimate object, absent person, or concept |
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| The ordered pattern of rhymes |
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| Like paragraphs in normal writing, they divide one part of the poem from the next part. |
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| A figure of speech that combines two apparently contradictory terms |
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