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Duplicate of English 9 Short Story Literary Terms
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Short story literary terms for English 9. #9thgrade #shortstories #literaryterms
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The struggle between opposing forces.
Fiction
Plot
Mood
Conflict
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Refers to the narrative method used in the short story, novel or nonfiction selection.
Foreshadowing
Point-Of-View
Mood
Narrator
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An unexpected twist in the plot at the end of the story.
Mood
Surprise Ending
Irony
Foreshadowing
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The main idea in the work of literature.
Setting
Theme
Foreshadowing
Plot
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The action after the climax of the story.
Climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
Exposition
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A writer's use of hint's or clues to indicate events that will occur later.
Foreshadowing
Suspense
Surprise Ending
Mood
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Excitement/tension readers feel as they become involved in a story & eager to know the outcome.
Theme
Mood
Suspense
Surprise Ending
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The time and place of the action of the story.
Foil
Theme
Conflict
Setting
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A character whose qualities contrast with those of another.
Protagonist
Foil
Main
Antagonist
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Refers to the techniques the writer uses to develop characters.
Characterization
Characters
Diction
Narrator
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A contrast between what is expected & what actually exists or happens.
Mood
Irony
Paradox
Oxymoron
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The teller of the story.
Point-of-View
Narrator
Mood
Theme
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Turning point; moment when interest & intensity reach their peak; highest point of action.
Point-of-View
Rising Action
Suspense
Climax
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The main idea in the work of literature.
Fiction
Point-of-View
Theme
Denouement
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Narrative writing about imaginary people, places & events.
Genre
Fiction
Nonfiction
Short Story
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The five elements of a short story.
Characterization, Setting, Plot, Theme & Character
Character, Setting, Plot, Narrator & Theme
Character, Setting, Point-of-View, Plot & Theme
Characterization, Narrator, Setting, Theme and Mood
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Building of complications in the conflict.
Plot
Irony
Rising Action
Falling Action
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The feeling, or atmosphere, that the writer creates for the reader.
Theme
Surprise Ending
Mood
Suspense
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The four types of conflicts include: Person vs.
There are only 3 types.
Person, nature, society & gods
Self, nature,society & person
Person, nature, gods & things
