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8th Grade Literary Terms Part 2
8th Grade Literary Terms Part 2
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I will make an A on my reading exam!
true
false
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loose ends are tied up; story ends
R
EXP
FA
RA
3
related events/what happens in a story
plot
theme
sequencing
irony
4
man vs. self
internal conflict
conflict
external conflict
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climax has already occurred & the story is about to end
R
EXP
FA
RA
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most suspenseful moment where one of the two forces win
EXP
RA
C
BC
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only focuses on one specific detail
too broad
inference
too narrow
main idea
8
background of the story
EXP
RA
C
BC
9
central message of a literary work; can identify it by certain lines in the story
stated
inference
theme
implied
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man vs. man, man vs. society, man vs. nature, man vs. fate
internal conflict
conflict
external conflict
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character tells the story; we only know how this character feels & his thoughts
3rd omniscient
1st person
2nd person
3rd limited
12
struggle/problem
C
RA
EXP
BC
13
answers who, what, & where
main idea
inference
too broad
too narrow
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the author focuses on the thoughts & feelings of only ONE character
3rd omniscient
3rd limited
2nd person
1st person
15
order of events by which they happen in a story
sequencing
main idea
flashback
summarizing
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_______________ irony is a situation that is just the opposite of what we'd expect.
dramatic
situational
verbal
17
In Mutsmag, the sisters were ______________________.
irony
POV
protagonists
antagonists
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complications that serve to make the conflict more intense
BC
RA
EXP
C
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Cody was the _______________________ of Vampire High.
irony
protagonist
main idea
antagonist
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A static character changes throughout the story.
false
true
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Three most important parts of the plot: EXP, C, & R
true
false
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Buffalo, NY in July 1973
characterization
suspense
POV
setting
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not any specific information
inference
too narrow
main idea
too broad
24
_________ irony is when the audience knows more than the characters do.
situational
dramatic
verbal
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the author knows all about every character
1st person
3rd omniscient
2nd person
3rd limited