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| who is the author of the most dangerous game? |
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| who is the author of the lady or the tiger? |
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| who is the author of the scarlet ibis? |
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| who is the author of the tell-tale heart? |
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| who is the author of the black cat? |
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| who is the author of the cask of amontillado |
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| who is the author of life line? |
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| who is the author of snowflower and the secret fan? |
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| who is the author of the last question? |
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| where is the setting of the most dangerous game? |
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| where is the setting of the lady or the tiger? |
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| where is the setting of the scarlet ibis? |
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where is the setting of the tell tale heart?
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| where is the setting of the black cat |
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| where is the setting of the cask of amontillado |
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| where is the setting of life line |
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| new york city, broadway street 1951 |
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| where is the setting of snowflower and the secret fan |
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| where is the setting of the last question |
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| future earth, may 21, 2061 |
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| what is the primary conflict of the most dangerous game? |
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| what is the primary conflict of the lady or the tiger |
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| what is the primary conflict of the scarlet ibis |
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| what is the primary conflict of the tell tale heart? |
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| what is the primary conflict of the black cat? |
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| what is the primary conflict of the cask of amontillado |
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| what is the primary conflict of life line |
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| insurance company vs. pinero |
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| what is the primary conflict of snowflower and the secret fan? |
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| what is the primary conflict of the last question |
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| man vs nature/ technology |
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| what is the climax of the most dangerous game? |
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| when rainsford confronts zaroff |
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| what is the climax of the lady or the tiger |
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| what is the climax of the scarlet ibis |
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| brother leaves doodle behind |
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| what is the climax of the tell tale heart |
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| when he starts hearing the heartbeat |
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| what is the climax of the black cat |
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| when the cat meows behind the wall |
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| what is the climax of the cask of amontillado |
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| when fortunato is begging for his life |
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| what is the climax of life line |
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| when they burn all of the notes |
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| what is the climax of snowflower and the secret fan |
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| what is the climax of the last question |
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| when humans fuse with the computer |
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| characters and settings are introduced |
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| what is initiating event/hook |
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| the events that start everything |
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| what is the rising action |
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| tension that builds towards the climax |
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| the point at which tension is greatest |
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| what is the falling action |
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| conflicts begin to be resloved |
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| all conflicts are resolved |
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| everything after the climax |
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| a clash or struggle between opposing forces |
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| give a definition and example of dramatic irony |
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def. when the readers know something that the characters dont
ex.when a guy is bad but the people that work with him dont know that |
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| give a definition and example of verbal irony |
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def. when a character says one thing but means another
ex. sarcasm |
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| give a definition and example of situational irony |
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def. when events take an unexpected turn
ex. a couple appears in court to get divorced but remarry instead |
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| give a definition and example of a caricature |
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def. a character whose primary effects have been exagerated
ex. ivan |
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| give a definition and example of a stereotype |
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def. a character whose traits are all intended to represent a certain group
ex. older brother in scarlet ibis |
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| give a definition and example of third person limited |
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def. can follow one character and may or may not revela that characters thoughts
ex. the most dangerous game |
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| give a definition and example of a simile |
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def. compares things with like or as
ex. she is like a rose |
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| give a definition and example of personification |
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def. when you give nonliving things human traits
ex. cars |
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| give a definition and example of a metaphor |
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def. making comparrisons between unlike things without using like or as
ex. its raining cats and dogs |
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| give a definition and example of allusion |
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def. an author refrences somethings outside the scope of his work
ex. refers to coke in a book |
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| give a definition and example of first person |
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def. I
ex. i am riding a bike |
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| give a definition and example of third peron omniscient |
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def. narrators all knowing, can follow multiple characters
ex.the last question |
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| give a definition and example of unreliable narrator? |
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def. a narrator who cannot be trusted for some reason
ex. the tell tale heart |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: the princess |
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i. she loves the lover but her dad dosent
ii. round
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: the lover |
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i. loves the princess
ii.flat
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: the king |
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i. dosent like the lover
ii.flat
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: beautiful lady |
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i. wants the lover to open her door
ii.flat
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: doodle |
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i.crippled younger brother
ii.round
iii.static |
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give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic:narrator of the scarlet ibis
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i.doodles older brother
ii.round
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: aunt nicey |
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i. narrators aunt
ii. flat
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: mother |
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i.doodles /a narrators mother
ii.flat
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: father |
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i.doodles/narrators father
ii.flat
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: narrator of the tell tale heart |
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i. kills old man because of his eye
ii.flat
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: old man |
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i. gets taken care of by narrator and has a volture eye
ii.flat
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: police |
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i. wants to find out what happened
ii.flat
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: fortunato |
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i.wine taster, gets killed by montresour
ii. round
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: montresour |
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i.kills fortunato
ii.round
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic:luchesi |
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i. fortunatos rival
ii.flat
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: scientific community |
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i.doughts what pinero is saying
ii.flat
iii. dynamic |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: dr. pinero |
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i. predicts when people will die
ii.round
iii.dynamic |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: ed and betty |
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i.couple, whose wife is pregnant, want to know when they will die
ii.flat
iii.static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: luke |
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i.reporter that dies
ii. flat
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: bidwell |
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i.insurance company guy that hires dapper man
ii.flat
iii. static |
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| give a description and whether he or she is round or flat and static or dynamic: dapper man |
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i. the hitman hired to kill pinero
ii.flat
iii.static |
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