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Definitions of common literary terms #English #Literary Terms
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A plot is:
the chain of events in a story.
a sacred burial ground on Native American territory.
usually non-existent in really bad movies.
always written in second person narratives.
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Foreshadowing:
solves a mystery.
gives hints or clues about future events.
puts a dark cloud on the text.
explains the main idea of the text.
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Flat characters:
show depth and charisma.
show little depth and do not change (static).
need to eat more.
sing badly, in flat tones.
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The resolution of a story is:
the thesis statement.
the same as the exposition.
a character's moment of wild abandon.
the conclusive results of the climax.
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A theme is:
a life lesson given by the author, usually implicitly.
a symbol.
an entire essay.
the topic of the paper.
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Falling action:
comes before the exposition.
happens when you trip.
happens right after the climax - things calm down.
comes before the rising action.
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Characterization is:
acting out in class.
drawing cartoon characters.
misinterpretation of a character.
character description.
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The tone of text:
is the same thing as the mood.
is the pitch with which characters sing or speak.
is found in words/phrases used by authors to create a mood.
comes solely from the exposition of a story.
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Indirect characterization:
creates a sense of finality.
shows what a character does and says.
uses explicit explanations.
tells about the animals in a narrative.
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Symbolism:
represents something else, such as an idea.
contains six syllables.
is a musical instrument.
is a type of rhyme.
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The rising action of a story occurs:
during the resolution.
as a result of the resolution.
just before the resolution.
during conflicts that arise before the climax.
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The rising action is:
A type of narration.
A series of conflicts that lead up to a climax.
The main idea of a story.
The same thing as a denouement.
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Direct characterization:
tells what a character does.
tells exactly what a character is.
tells how a character acts.
tells nothing but lies.
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The mood of a piece:
is found during the falling action.
is usually set to candlelight.
is how the reader feels from the tone the author sets.
is almost always eerie.
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Conflict in a story:
is either external or internal problems a character faces.
is found in the resolution.
is almost never found in stories.
interrupts the narrative.
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A static character:
needs to use dryer sheets.
affects the resolution of a story.
never changes over the course of conflicts.
is also a round character.
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The exposition of a story is:
the setting (time and place) and background information.
the conflicts occurring before the climax.
the same as the denouement.
the most exciting part of a story.
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Fiction is
documentary
biography
a history
a story with a plot
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A motif:
is repeated symbolic meanings in a piece of literature.
can set up a theme or mood of a piece.
is something you keep on your mantle.
one symbol in a piece of literature.
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The central/main idea of a text:
explains the most important idea about the topic.
is the same as the topic
is stated in a full sentence.
usually includes only 1 - 3 words