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Literary Terms Pre-Test and Review
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Exhibits the characteristics of a particular region or country
aside
archetype
local color
allegory
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High point of interest in a story’s plot; often the turning point when the protagonist changes
climax
short story
deus ex machina
suspense
3
A brief work of fiction with a simple plot and setting
subplot
short story
flashback
antagonist
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Reoccurring characters, themes, images, and symbolic situations in literature
satire
theme
archetype
soliloquy
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Clues that suggest events that have yet to occur
plot
foreshadowing
limited third person
protagonist
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All events that lead up to the climax in a story (conflict often builds during this time)
resolution
inciting incident
rising action
omniscient
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Reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work or work of art
theme
illusion
symbol
allusion
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Introduces the central conflict in the story
inciting incident
resolution
setting
first person
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Opposes the main character; often viewed as the “villain”
setting
antagonist
climax
protagonist
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The feeling of curiosity or uncertainty about the outcome of events
climax
suspense
foreshadowing
falling action
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The mood or feeling created in a reader by a literary work or passage
satire
atmosphere
aside
genre
12
Speaker or character who tells a story
narrator
author
foil
archetype
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A character who represents the opposite of another character
soliloquy
narrator
stereotype
foil
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A category or type of literature, poetry, prose or drama
theme
foil
genre
narrator
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The point in the plot where the conflict begins to subside and lead to a resolution
falling action
flashback
suspense
subplot
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Variety of language spoken by people in a particular region or of a particular group
motivation
dialect
foil
local color
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Interruptions in the continuity of a story by narration or portrayal of some earlier episode
falling action
flashback
plot
limited third person
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An object that stands for or represents something else
aside
genre
symbol
allegory
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The central message, insight, or generalization about life in a piece of literature
irony
fable
dialect
theme
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Fictitious story meant to teach a moral lesson; characters are usually animals
fable
motivation
allusion
stereotype