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An example of stereotype is:
"love what you do"
"be a nice human"
"women can't drive"
"live your dream"
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A character that does not change throughout the course of a story.
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Flat Character
Characterization
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What is Direct Characterization?
The way an author within the story describes the character
A human personality trait given to a non-living thing
The author stating how they feel about the character
The authors point of view of the story or the main purpose
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A character who goes under an important, internal change
Topic Sentences
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Rhyme Scheme
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The most exciting or important point of something
Climax
Round Character
Alliteration
Resolution
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What is Foreshadowing?
Repetition of the same letter
One letter in the sentences is repeated.
Warning of a future event
The mood of the story
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What is an example of Sound Devices?
Symbol
Mood
Simile
Onomatopoeia
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What is an example of Irony?
A fire station burns down
It was hot as fire
It was bright as day
It was as cold as night
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What is Suspense?
The intense feeling the reader feels waiting for the outcome
Giving hints about the next event
The mood of the story
The moral of the story
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A related series of incidents in a literary plot that build toward the point of great interest.
Dynamic Character
Rising Action
Stereotype
Suspense
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A character that is a direct opposite of a flat character.
Static Character
Dynamic Character
Round Character
Flat Character
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Who was the protagonist in Medea
Nurse
Madea
Jason
King Creon
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The unfolding or solution of a complicated issue of a story.
Resolution
Paraphrase
Mood
Protagonist
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A person in a story.
Imagery
Characterization
Antagonist
Character
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What is Characterization?
The destruction of a character
The creation or construction of a character
The main point of a story
New personalities in a character
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What is Mood?
Character's feeling toward the subject
The main purpose of the story
A comparison of two things
Narrator's attitude towards the subject
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The narrator's position in relation to a story.
Antagonist
Figurative Language
Suspense
Point of View
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The main events of a story.
Simile
Irony
Setting
Plot
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the insertion of background information within a story or narrative.
Symbol
Personification
Metaphor
Exposition.
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What is Indirect Characterization?
How the author shows the characters personality
Being able to give a mental image
The moral of the story
A comparison between two things
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The opening of a story that "hooks" the reader's attention.
Onomatopoeia
Thesis
Narrative Hook
Climax
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Parts of a story after the climax and before it's resolved.
Falling Action
Character
Point of View
Narrative Hook
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A character who doesn't undergo a significant change
Flat character
Round Character
Dynamic character
Static Character
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What is Theme?
An exaggeration or complaint about an object.
A similarity between two things
Repetition of a sound
The big idea of the piece of writing
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Who was the ANTAGONIST in Night
The Americans
Moche the Beadle
Nazis
Elie
