Literary terms MS and HS lit words

Uses "I" or "me" to tell the story

A question with no need for answer because the answer is obvious...

what is not a persuasive appeal

KNOWS ALL, SEES ALL

Who is a tragic hero?

The struggle between the protagonist and Antagonist

the way a story is told

An object representing a whole

Repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of sentences

a mild word that replaces another word which seems too unpleasant of offensive

a person in the story who is revealed through thoughts, feelings, and actions in the story

uses "he" or "she" while telling the story

A character who has permanent change by the end of the story

A humorous scene or character that comes after a serious moment, in order to relieve tension

Excessive self-pride or Self-confidence

emotional discharge that brings about moral or spiritual renewal, the ending of tragedy

3 Even spaced dots that stand for something missing

The evil guy

Suggesting, hinting, or showing what will happen later in the story

Words created than represent sounds, such as clap, buzz, or smack

the narrator can only reveal the experiences, thoughts and feelings of a single character

Which in NOT a type of IRONY?

which one play on two words with similar sounds but different in meaning

Error in reasoning that makes an argument invalid

a character who doesn't change

What happens in the story

A character that has one main trait

the narration of the story is interrupted and the reader can witness past events

the majority of the story; the build up of problems

Informal diction

The character against the main character

A type of ALLUSION can be...

The words chosen by the author, contributes greatly to tone

Exaggeration

A few words spoken by on character to the audience while the others pretend they can't hear

a short story that uses metaphor to show some moral or general truth

Between the climax and conclusion, where the complications of the rising action are figured out

A lengthy speech by a character on stage

An attack on human stupidity in the form of humor is called...

Universal Character types or images which are found in a wide variety of literature types

the moment at which the problem reaches the greatest intensity and then resolved later

A few words spoken by one character to the audience while the other actors pretend not to hear

the aftermath/resolution, occurring only after all the conflicts are resolved

The emotional and cultural meaning attached the word

a character who is complex

Life is hard, and if it's not, you haven't lived

What below is not looked at when considering Mood?

tragic flaw that ironically results from one's strengths and abilities

talking to something not there or imaginary

Any words not written in regular meter poetry

Understatement

Using opposite ideas in close conjunction in a balanced structure

A character type that appears over and over in literature

An arrangement of dialogue in which single lines of verse are spoken by alternate speakers

The part of the story where the characters are introduced and background info is given