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AP Literature: Intro to Literature Fiction Vocabulary Quiz
AP Literature: Intro to Literature Fiction Vocabulary Quiz
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AP Literature: Introduction to Literature Fiction Vocabulary Practice
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author's arrangement of incidents in a story
canon
plot
climax
resolution
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the voice of a story who reveals an interpretation of events different from the author's
editorial omniscience
unreliable narrator
objective pont of view
omniscient narrator
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the anxious anticipation of a reader or an audience as to the outcome of a story
in media res
foreshadowing
suspense
flashback
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a figure of speech that occurs when a person says one thing but means another
sarcasm
situational irony
style
verbal irony
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the distinctive, unique manner in which a writer arranges words to achieve a particular effect
sarcasm
irony
verbal irony
style
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a person, object, word, or event that evokes a range of additional meaning beyond the literal
allegory
conventional symbol
symbol
literary symbol
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the voice of a story usually characterized by youthful innocence
editorial omniscience
omniscient narrator
unreliable narrator
naive narrator
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a device that informs us about events that happened before the opening scene in a work
flashback
in media res
foreshadowing
suspense
9
the method by which writers create people in a story so that they actually seem to exist
theme
sarcasm
diction
characterization
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those works considered by scholars, critics, teachers, to be the most important to read & study
absurdist literature
canon
plot
formula fiction
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a symbol that has meanings that are widely recognized by a society or culture
conventional symbol
allegory
symbol
literary symbol
12
all-knowing voice of the story
objective pont of view
unreliable narrator
editorial omniscience
omniscient narrator
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a character who helps reveal by contrast the distinctive qualities of another character
round character
foil
dynamic character
stock character
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when author restricts the story's voice to the single perspective of a major or minor character
objective pont of view
editorial omniscience
omniscient narrator
limited omniscient narrator
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the force that opposes the main character
static character
antagonist
round character
protagonist
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an incongruity between expectation and actually happening due to forces beyond control
verbal irony
situational irony
sarcasm
style
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a character who undergoes some kind of change because of the action of the plot
round character
foil
dynamic character
stock character
18
characters who often display inconsistencies and internal conflict found in most real people
foil
dynamic character
round character
stock character
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a narration or description usually restricted to a single meaning (abstractions and ideas)
allegory
conventional symbol
literary symbol
symbol
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a character who does not change throughout the work, and the reader's knowledge does not grow
static character
flat character
dynamic character
stock character
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the use of contradictory statements/situations to reveal a reality different from appearance
verbal irony
sarcasm
situational irony
irony
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the central character of a work who engages our interest and empathy
protagonist
antagonist
round character
static character
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the moment of greatest emotional intensity in a story
resolution
denouement
climax
exposition
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introduction early in a story of verbal or dramatic hints that suggest what is to come later
flashback
foreshadowing
in media res
suspense
25
complications that intensify the situation / plot
exposition
conflict
rising action
climax
26
a story that begins in the middle of things
in media res
foreshadowing
suspense
flashback
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characters who are immediately recognizable stereotypes
dynamic character
round character
foil
stock character
28
adventure, western, detective, science fiction, and romance novels that entertain millions
plot
canon
formula fiction
absurdist literature
29
the background information the reader needs to make sense of situation characters are put
climax
denouement
exposition
resolution
30
employs a third-person narrartor who does not see into the mind of the character
omniscient narrator
naive narrator
objective pont of view
editorial omniscience
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the struggle within the plot between opposing forces
climax
exposition
conflict
rising action
32
refers to an intrusion by the narrator in order to evaluate a character for the reader
unreliable narrator
editorial omniscience
omniscient narrator
objective pont of view
33
the central meaning or dominant idea in a literary work
characterization
theme
sarcasm
diction
34
a writer's choice of words, phrases, sentence structures, and figurative language
sarcasm
characterization
theme
diction
35
the conclusion of a plot's conflicts and complications
exposition
resolution
climax
denouement
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can be a setting, character, action, object, name, or anything else suggesting other meanings
literary symbol
allegory
symbol
conventional symbol
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a character who embodies one or two qualities, ideas, or traits that can be summarized breifly
flat character
dynamic character
stock charactert
round character
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works where characters are often alienated from themselves in an irrational world
canon
formula fiction
absurdist literature
plot
39
a strong form irony that is calculated to hurt someone
style
verbal irony
situational irony
sarcasm
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a term meaning "unraveling" used to describe the resolution of the plot following the climax
exposition
climax
resolution
denouement
