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Lit Terms 3 (9H and 10; lit criticism)
Lit Terms 3 (9H and 10; lit criticism)
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Some basic literary terms including literary criticisms.
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When the author hints at what is coming, we call this what?
Allusion
A Metaphor
Foreshadowing
A Subplot
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Placing two things side by side to show the contrast between them.
Juxtaposition
Simile
Antithesis
Hyperbole
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Which is NOT a symbol?
Love
Wedding Ring
Black Cat
Flag
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Literary Criticism (lens) that focuses on money and power.
Archetypal
New
Social/Marxist
Reader Response
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Literary criticism (lens) that focuses on how men and women interact.
Social/Marxist
Psychoanalytical
Feminist
New
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Characters that highlight qualities of the protagonist by being similar are called
Shadow
Parallel
Juxtaposition
Foil
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Literary criticism (lens) that focuses on patterns of characters, symbols, and situations.
Social/Marxist
Paradigm
Archetypal
New
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When we don't know much about a simple character, that character is
archetypal
static
flat
dynamic
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A recurring symbol such as sight in "Cathedral" or snow in "Powder" is called what?
A Motif
A Symbol
An Allusion
A Metaphor
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A reference to something famous from history, literature, pop culture, etc...
A Motif
An Illusion
An Allusion
A Foil
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The main character in a work
Archetype
Protagonist
Antagonist
Foil
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Literary Criticism (lens) that focuses on how the reader creates meaning.
Psychoanalytical
New
Reader Response
Archetypal
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What do we call the sequence of events in a story?
Exposition
Foreshadowing
Motif
Plot
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A type of character, symbol, or situation that "arches" or repeats throughout literature...
An Archetype
Juxtaposition
An Allusion
A Motif
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What do we call a secondary story or sequence of events?
Internal Conflict
Subplot
Arc Two
Back Story
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Literary criticism (lens) that focuses on motives and desires of the character or author.
Psychoanalytical
Reader Response
Paradigm
Social
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3rd Person Objective Point of View means what?
Inside no one's head
Inside everyone's head
Like a camera (just observing)
Like a 1st person shooter (inside one head)
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the use of which depends on the opposite of expectations or intentions
Satire
Irony
Hyperbole
Juxtaposition
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Which is NOT an example of an archetype for women?
Wise Old Woman
Virgin
Femme Fatale
Action hero
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Exaggeration for emphasis.
Hyperbole
Allusion
Simile
Satire
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Literary criticism (lens) that focuses on authorial intent and theme.
Feminist
Social
New
Reader
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Which is NOT a type of indirect characterization?
Reaction of Others
Adjectives
Dialogue
Appearance
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When the narrator's point of view cannot be fully trusted
Third Person Omniscient
First Person Unreliable
Third Person Limited Omniscient
Second Person
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Attacking a problem with humor
Irony
Motif
Satire
Indirect Characterization
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If the protagonist changes, they are
flat
symbolic
static
dynamic
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a figure of speech that compares two subjects
Allusion
Antithesis
Simile
Metaphor
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Which is the beginning of the plot line?
Denouement
Rising Action
Exposition
Climax
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Word choice and sentence arrangement that suggests an attitude is called...
Static
Indirect Chracterization
Tone
Motif
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The image is an example of
hyberbole
metaphor
understatement
idiom
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Which is NOT a cliche?
"Happy birthday!"
"That's what she said"
"Missed the boat"
"Everything happens for a reason."
