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North Carolina 8th Grade Language Arts EOG Prep
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This is the framework of meaning which surrounds a specific word, sentence, idea, or passage.
Definition
Context
Main Idea
Theme
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This is the part of the plot where the conflict is ended.
Conclusion
Plot Twist
Epilouge
Resolution
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This is the series of events that happen in a literary work.
Layout
Plot
Timeline
Chapters
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This is when you use pieces of information on a subject to base your opinion or make a decision
Conclusion
Persuasion
Evaluation
Analyzation
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These are the words spoken by characters in a literary work.
Conversation
Dialouge
Thought Bubbles
Lines
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Poet/playwright during the English Renaissance, Romeo and Juliet, The Tragedy of Macbeth
Lord Byron
Shakespeare
Lord Fauntlaroy
William Wordsworth
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A work of literature, especially a play, that results in a catastrophe for the main character
Climax
Antithesis
Drama
Tragedy
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General print format that includes classic stories such as myths and folktales.
American Literature
Storytelling
Fables
Traditional Text
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A story, poem, novel, or play message readers can apply to their own experiences, or all people
Universal Theme
Main Idea
Everyman Syndrome
Central Idea
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A character in a fictional work that is very well developed is called a _________ character.
Dynamic
Flat
Round
Heroic
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Restatement of a written work in one's own words to keep the basic meaning of the original work
Summary
Plagiarism
Paraphrase
Re-write
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This is the perspective from which a story is told.
Point of View
Author's Voice
Omniscient
Narrator
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This is the feeling that an author wants readers to have while reading.
Tone
Mood
Intuition
Insight
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This is the order in which things are told in a story.
Timeline
Plot Line
Sequence
Chapters
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When a character has a problem with another character, nature, society, or fate.
External Conflict
Protagonist Conflict
Internal Conflict
Antagonistic Conflict
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Often, an antagonistic relationship called a _________ drives the plot of a story or novel
Conflict
Love affair
Rendevous
Tragedy
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This is someone who writes theatrical plays. This person is also known as a dramatist.
Playwright
Ghost Writer
Playwriter
Playwrite
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Info written in the script of a play to tell actors where to go or how to speak their lines.
Director's Choice
Scenes
Play Setting
Stage Directions
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When an author reveals a character by clear descriptions, this is called _____ characterization
Dynamic
Transparent
Complete
Direct
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This goes beyond the literal meanings of words to create special effects or feelings.
Figurative Language
Poetry Elements
Elemental Language
Literary Elements
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This word means anything that happens to or is done by a character in a story.
Trauma
Conflict
Event
Happenstance
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This is a point of view in which the story is told by one of the characters.
Second Person
Omniscient
Third Person
First Person
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The literal definition of a word is also called its
Exact Definition
Entry
Denotation
Literally
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A part of an argument that is flawed & makes the argument invalid, an error in reasoning.
Bias
Mistake
Opinion
Logical Fallacy
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"Third Person __________" is a POV in which the narrator is outside the story, knows everything
Limited
Objective
Narrator
Omniscient
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A _________ character does not change during the course of the action.
Static
Bad
Enigmatic
Dynamic
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An expression of an author's personal belief, not something that can be proved true or false.
Bias
Opinion
Intuition
Argument
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This is when the meaning is NOT exact or word for word, figurative & it requires interpretation
Paraphrasing
Non-literal
Illiteral
Literal
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This refers to the feelings & associations that go beyond the dictionary definition of a word.
Synonyms
Connotation
Adjectives
Denotation
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This is the wants, needs, or beliefs that cause a character to act or react in a particular way
Motivation
Traits
Characterization
Urges