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Literary Terms - 6th grade
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Literary Terms Review
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Third Person Point of View
The narrator is not a character in the story. Key words are: he, she, them
Narrator is the main character
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Mood is how the writer feels about the text while reading the story
False
True
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Third Person Omniscient
The narrator can read the readers mind
The narrator can see into ALL the characters' minds.
The narrator can see into the dog's mind.
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Direct Characterization is when the author makes a direct statment about a character's personality
True
False
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A person, place, object or event that has its own meaning and stands for/represents something else in the story.
Plot
Symbol
Theme
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Second Person Point of View
The narrator uses "you" "You're" and "Your"
The narrator uses "me" and "I"
The narrator uses "Them" and "They"
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Plot
The resolution of a story
The climax of a story
The sequence of events that make up a story.
The turning point of a story
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Antagonist
A character who is invisible
The "good" character or the "hero"
The "bad" character in the story that often starts the conflict
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Internal Conflict
The character doesn't struggle at all. He's just living his best life.
The character struggles with outside forces (man vs man, man vs nature, etc
A struggle that is within the character (tough decisions, man vs. self, etc
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Static Character
A character that does NOT change throughout the story
A character who has static cling
A character that changes throughout the story. It is an internal change.
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Character vs Self is an external conflict
True
False
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Setting
When and where the story takes place
The antagonist
The protagonist
A formal dialogue between characters
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How the writer feels about the subject they are writing about
Mood
Tone
Theme
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Foreshadowing is when the author tells the reader what is going to happen in the near future.
False
True
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First Person Point of View
The narrator is the main character
The narrator is not a character in the story.
The narrator tells the story to another character using the word 'you'
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When a character interrupts the sequence of events and brings up something that happened in the past.
Flashback
Aha moment
Foreshadowing
Dialogue
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Theme is the overall messageof the story. Usually the lesson learned.
False
True
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Dynamic Character
A character who is dynamite
A character who does not change throughout the story.
A character who changes throughout the story
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Character vs Character is a confluct that is external and involves a mental or physical struggle between characters
False
True
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Dialogue
A conversation between two or more people.
The hero in the story
A character's thoughts
Time and place in a story
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A teenager breaks a driving law by running a red light is an example of Character vs Society
True
False
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Character vs Enviornment involves a struggle between the elements of nature that are beyond his/her control.
False
True
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Indirect Characterization reveals information about a character and his personality through what the character thinks
True
False
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A word/phrase that does not have its normal everyday, literal meaning.
Idiom
Metaphor
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Simile
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Protagonist
The main character
The problem
The secondary character
