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Duplicate of English 1 Mid-term review literary terms
Duplicate of English 1 Mid-term review literary terms
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English terms 9th grade
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The ________- is thepoint of greatest emotional intensity or suspense in a literary work
falling action
climax
setting
rising action
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_________________ is a conversation between characters; serves to develop plot
monologue
soliloquy
aside
dialogue
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A(n) ____________ is long narrative poem about the adventures of a hero
myth
narrative
epic
lyric
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_______________ Language:Simile, Metaphor, Personification, Hyperbole, Idiom
imagery
figurative
ironic
poetic
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_____________ is the message of a story or other piece of literature
theme
plot
climax
paradox
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________ __________surprising twist or ending of a story
situational irony
<p>Santa irony</p>
verbal irony
dramatic irony
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A _____ is story that deals with gods and attempts to explain a belief or custom.
short story
myth
poem
novel
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________________ is a sequence of related events
plot
theme
<p>action</p>
climax
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______ Hero:struggles against natural and supernatural forces
<p>thematic</p>
Figurative
Tragic
Epic
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______________ means stating the main ideas of what you read in a logical sequence
imaging
<p>styling</p>
summarizing
<p>dfiscussing</p>
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_____ is a feelingof curiosity, uncertainty or even dread about what is going to happen
suspense
tone
paradox
mood
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____ ___ ______who is telling the story—first person, 3
rd
limited, 3
rd
omniscient
theme and plot
<p>setting and place</p>
time and money
point of view
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______ _______ is the difference between what is said and reality.
verbal irony
free verse
<p>situational irony</p>
dramatic irony
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___________ is the struggle between opposing forces
flashback
conflict
paradox
dialogue
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A (n) ______ atheme, plot, or character that occurs over and over in literature.
archetype
linotype
prototype
paradox