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Climax
A broad/general statement based on specific examples
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A broad/general statement based on specific examples
1st person POV
3rd perso POV
Direct Characterization
Generalization
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Climax
The rising point that makes the story better
highest point of interest or suspense the turning point/resolved conflict
The ending resolution to a story
The best part of the story
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Plot
The description of how events happen
Techniques to persuade or create emphasis, such as questions or repetition
The sequence of events in a literary work
A group of word that have have the same ending
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Metaphor is comparing something using like or as
True
False
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Inference
A conclusion drawn from clues in the text
A group of words that rhyme
A metaphor using context clues
A conclusion using other words
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Metaphor compares things using like or as
True
False
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Exposition
Introduces the character in a text
Introduces the basic situation in a work of literature
Introduces where the plot will take place
introduces the setting, the characters and the basic situation
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The falling action are events that led to the resolution
False
True
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Hyperbole is extreme exaggeration
True
False
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The main character of a literary work is a Protagonist
True
False
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Primary source is a second hand account
True
False
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The feeling created in the reader by the authors writing
Mood
Tone
Metaphor
Simile
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3rd person POV Limited
when a voice outside the story tells the story only through the character
When the protagonist knows more than the reader
When the narrator tells the story
When the reader knows about an event before the main character
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The literal meaning of the word
Diction
Denotation
Connotation
Denouement
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Secondary source is a second hand account
True
False
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A reference to a well-known person,place, event, or literary work
Foreshadowing
Annotation
Illustration
Allusion
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Rhyme scheme is the repeat of a word or phrase
False
True
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Dialogue is a conversation between two characters
True
False
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The word(s) around an unfamiliar word tofigure out the meaning
Context clues
Thesis
Primary source
Ethos
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Pathos is appeal to emotion
False
True
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3rd person POV Omniscient is when a 3rd person narrator who can tell readers what any or all characters think/feel
False
True
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What is defined as Authors Purpose
Persuade, Invoke,Engage
Persuade,Entertain,Inform
Pursue,Interact, En light
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
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Logos is an appeal to logic
True
False
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Simile compares things using like or as
False
True
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An account of the writer’s own life written from the author’sperspective
Autobiography
3rd Person Limited
First person Pov
3rd Person Omnicent
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Tone is what the reader is suppose to think of the story
True
False
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The author directly states the characters traits
Dynamic Character
Direct Characterization
Static Character
Secondary Character
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The Narrative Hook- hooks readers attention and sets the story ´ s action into motion
False
True
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Irony
Situational Contradiction
a contradiction in what is expected to happen and what actually happens
Verbal contradiction
Dramatic contradiction
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Genres
Trauma
Drama
Poetry
Prose
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Repetition is the repeat of a word or phrase
False
True
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Ethos is an appeal to emotion
True
False
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Prejudice in favor of or against something, someone, or agroup, often considered unfair is
Bias
True
False
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The voice or character telling the story or
message in a text is called the speaker
False
True
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Figurative language is the use of words in a non-literal way to convey meaningbeyond the literal interpretation.
False
True
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Central Idea is the moral or central idea in a story
False
True
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Theme is where a story takes place
True
False
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Dynamic character
a character who develops orchanges through the course of thestory
The moral of the text
The location of a story
A character that does not change throughout the story
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Objective Summary
A summary of the text that is free of bias, opinions, emotions, etc
The moral of a story
A collection of words to help find the meaning of another word
Placing excessive emphasis on one's ownmoods, attitudes, opinions, etc
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Foreshadowing describes what the main character thinks
True
False
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The rising action
All events leading up to the climax
Events after the climax
The moral of a text
Events that encourage the plot to a text
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A sentence that states the main idea orpurpose of an essay/text
Thesis
Theme
Theory
Diction
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A Biography is An account of the writer’s own life written from the author’sperspective
True
False
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Setting is how long it takes to get to location
False
True
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Techniques used to persuade or create emphasis, such as questions or repetition.
Rhetorical Device
Allusion
Generalization
Metaphor
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Inference
The first sentence of a story
Where the story takes place
To conclude from evidence; an educated guess
Words in a text used to find the meaning of a word
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A round character shows many different traits, flaunts and virtues
True
False
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Indirect Characterization
The way the Character changes throughout the story
When the author directly states a characters traits
The location of a story
it is up to the reader to draw conclusions about the character based
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Connotation
What the author does to show how the character feels
The literal meaning of a word
an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literalmeaning
The choice of words writers use to communicate their words
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A memoir is shorter than an Autobiography
False
True
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The main character of a literary work is an antagonist
False
True
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Imagery are descriptive words about sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell
True
False
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Personification
The main idea of a text
The hidden character that helps the protagonist
The moral or message of a text
Giving inanimate things human characteristics
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Subjective is placing excessive emphasis on one's ownmoods, attitudes, opinions, etc
True
False
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Prose is the ordinary form of written language thatoccurs in two forms: fiction and non-fiction
True
False
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Dialect is a form of language spoken by people in a particular region orgroup; the way we speak
False
True
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What are types of
TEXT STRUCTURES
Chronological/ cause and effect
Narration
Problem and Solution
Description
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Any event that occurs after the resolution
Document
Denounment
Renounment
Genre
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3rd Person Pov Use the characteristics like they, she, and he
False
True
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Static Character
Rhyming scheme
A character that changes throughout the story
The main character
a character who does not changethrough the course of the story
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Not influenced by personal feelings; basedon facts; unbiased
Subjective
Biased
Reflection
Objective
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1st person POV uses Me,My, and I
True
False
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A character that is only seen in one way; Only one side of a character is revealed
Protagonist
Flat character
Static character
Antagonist
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Diction is the choice and use of words writers use to communicate their ideas
True
False
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Symbol/symbolism
A contrast of the plot to theme
literary device where something stands for or represents something else
Comparing something without using like or as
Comparing using like or as
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Cliché
A conversation between two or more people
An overused picture
An overused word or phrase
An overused character in a book
