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What is a situational irony?
What is dramatic irony?
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What is dramatic irony?
When a speaker or narrator says the opposite of what they mean
When the audience of a drama knows more than the characters in the drama
The developments in a plot that are the opposite from what is expected
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What is a situational irony?
When the audience of a drama knows more than the characters in the drama
When a speaker or narrator says the opposite of what they mean
The developments in a plot that are the opposite from what is expected
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When a story has multiple themes, these themes interact and build on each other.
True
False
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What is a verbal irony?
When the audience of a drama knows more than the characters in the drama
The developments in a plot that are the opposite from what is expected
When a speaker or narrator says the opposite of what they mean
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What is an archetype?
Literature that comes from all time periods
A traditional story that is used to explain natural phenomena and rituals
A character, action, or situation that represents patterns of human nature
Literature that characterizes a particular culture
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What is a comedic resolution?
when the plot twist happens at the end of a story
when a story ends in a worse circumstance than he or she started
When a story ends in a better circumstance than he or she started
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What is the correct order of the 5 plots?
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
Exposition, Resolution, Climax, Fallling Action, Rising Action
Exposition, Rising Action, Falling Action, Climax, Resolution
Resolution, Climax, Falling Action, Exposition, Rising Action
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What is a denotative meaning?
The feelings or implications that the word suggests
The literal or dictionary definition
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What is the definition of sound devices?
Rhyming words placed within a line of poetry
Effects that relate to the meaning of the line or overall poem
A language that requires a leap in the imagination
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What is a tragic resolution?
when a story ends in a worse circumstance than he or she started
When a story ends in a better circumstance than he or she started
when the plot twist happens at the end of a story
