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what is 3rd person omniscient point of view
what does satire do?
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what does satire do?
stacks arguments
ridicules to try to improve things
creates tires
changes during a literary work
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what is 3rd person omniscient point of view
narrator has God complex
outsider knows thoughts of 1 character
outsider knows thoughts of all characters
main character of fiction
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dramatic irony
the character alone on stage thinks aloud
remark the character makes to the audience
an event that directly contradicts expectations
the reader knows something the character does not
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How could Macduff kill Macbeth
he was not of woman born
he trapped him with the help of Siward
he had some sweet ninja moves
he was a better soldier
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RACER stands for
Respond Answer Compose Exemplify Reread
Restate Answer Cite Explain Reread
Random And Citeful Explanations Remain
Run And Chill Enjoy Rest
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The play
Macbeth
is
a romance
a biography
a comedy
a tragedy
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what is fiction
based on reality
what is right
includes explanations
includes imaginary events
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situational irony
an event that directly contradicts expectations
the reader knows something the character does not
the words or phrase are sarcastic
remark the character makes to the audience
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When an author describes what a character looks like, this could be
personification
irony
direct characterization
hyperbole
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Macbeth's fatal flaw
physical weakness
love for the King
ambition for power
his kindness
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"Fair is foul, and foul is fair" is
a satire
silly
a paradox
a rhyme
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suspense
descriptive words that appeal to sensory experiences
time and place of a story
figure of speech about animals
feeling of excitement and tension
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what is the protagonist?
main character in fiction or drama
character who differs from the main character
the winner of the best character award
a little better than the non-protagonist
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inference
sequence of the story
introduces the setting
final outcome of a story
logical assumption
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conflict
when and where the story happens
the way an author develops characters
struggle between opposing forces
a board game authors refer to
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what is a simile
compares unlike things using "like" or "as."
a conversation when one of the characters smiles
like a grin on your face
compares unlike things
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Tone
musical notes
attitude the author takes using words
a figure of speech
mood of the reader
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monologue
remark the character makes to the audience
the reader knows something the character does not
the character alone on stage thinks aloud
long speech one character gives
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what is personification
giving human qualities to non-human things
phrase that recreates sensory experiences
saying a person is a really good person
conversation that happened before the story
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the high point in the plot is
expostion
resolution
climax
rising action
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the introduction in a plot is
exposition
climax
resolution
falling action
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what is 1st person point of view
outside observer
the narrator is part of the action -reveals own feelings
my way or the highway
a long speech
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Light from the candle often symbolized
life
the crown
illumination
seeing
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what is mood?
a figure of speech
comparing using like or as
an event that happened before the story
the feeling or atmosphere
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what is a theme
a writing
the type of music that goes with the show
what the author wants us to think about the topic--message
word that rhymes with gleem
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exposition
logical assumption
introduces the setting
sequence of events
final outcome
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What does imagery appeal to?
vision
all senses
smell
hearing
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aside
the character alone on stage thinks aloud
the reader knows something the character does not
remark the character makes to the audience
long speech one character gives
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static character
character remains the same
best friend of the antagonist
character that changes during the story
best friend of the protagonist
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In an essay, the statement at the beginning that makes a claim.
supporting argument
shameful claimful
exposition
thesis statement
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blood often symbolized
health
a good life
foreshadowing of evil
guilt from killing
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what is flashback
an event before the story
a figure of speech
hint of the future
time or place of the story
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soliloquy
the character alone on stage thinks aloud
remark the character makes to the audience
long speech one character gives
the reader knows something the character does not
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how do you correct a run-on sentence
tell it to stop running
combine it with a slow-down sentence.
add a period and start a new sentence
Shout, "Stop running on!"
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motif
symbolizes the audience
when the actor speaks to the audience
motivation of the character
a recurring object, or concept in literature
