stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
This Midterm is about to be LIT Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
This Midterm is about to be LIT
What is the Setting?
Theme Statement Formula
This Midterm is about to be LIT
45 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
169 plays
BPHS Literature I review for T1
Flashcards
45 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
45
Answers
1
Theme Statement Formula
Topic+Treatment (+/-)=Results (+/-)
Topic+Treatment(+/-)=Results
Treatment (+/-) + Topic=Results
Results+Topic=Treatment (+/-)
2
What is the Setting?
An attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience.
The time and place where a story happens.
You talkin' about on the iPhone?
The feeling the reader gets from reading the text
3
A Flat Character is...
A lifelike character that demonstrates traits, and emotions.
A one-dimensional character that has a single set of traits.
4
What is Symbolism?
an idea/image that appears several times throughout a text
An attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience.
The act of creating and describing characters in literature
Symbols that signify idea by giving symbolic meaning.
5
A character can be _, _, or neither, depending on their main, against, or neither character.
Dynamic or Static
Flat or round
Protagonist or antagonist
6
What is the Thematic Level?
The why? Theme statement
What is directly in the text.
The How? Theme Statement
Summarizing
7
Static Character is...
A character that does not change significantly.
A character who undergoes a significant inner change
The character that opposes the protagonist
The central or main character in a story
8
Exposition is?
The writing of the story.
The main problem of the story.
The beginning of the story.
The beginning of the story, including setting
9
Direct Characterization is...
Narrator tells us some useful traits about the character
Narrator shows us character traits and we must decide
10
Second-person example
We are reading
You are reading
I am reading.
They are reading
11
A Round Character is...
A one-dimensional character.
A well-developed, lifelike character.
12
The main problem, can be internal or external, p vs. p, p. vs. s, p vs. soc/nat,
What is the Conflict?
What is the Inciting Incident?
What is the Rising Action?
What is the Exposition?
13
Narrative Perspective is...
About the characters
The dialogue in the text
Only the narrator's voice matters.
Who tells the story
14
First-person Example
My books are done.
They book are done.
Your books are done.
Our books are done.
15
S.T.E.A.L stands for
Syntax, Thesis, Evaluate, Action, language
Speech, Theme, Effect on others, Actions, Looks
Speech, thoughts, effect on others, actions, looks
Sentence, talks, effort, actions, language
16
What is the definition of Motif?
Detail examination of specific elements of a story.
An idea/image that appears several times throughout the text
A overview of the plot.
New Cardi B song.
17
Third-person example
I am going to pass.
They are going to pass.
We are going to pass.
You are going to pass.
18
The events in the story leading to the climax.
What is the Falling Action?
What is the Rising Action?
What is the Resolution?
What is the Exposition?
19
Indirect Characterization is...
Narrator show us the character traits and we must decide
The narrator tells us some useful traits about the character
20
What is not an element found in most fairy tales?
No happy ending
Recurring patterns/numbers
Magic and enchantments
Clearly defined good and evil characters
21
The end of the story. There is a "solution" to the problem, although it is not always a happy.
What is the Resolution?
What is the Exposition?
What is the Inciting Incident?
What is the Falling Action?
22
DIDLS stands for?
Details, Imagery, Diction, Language, Syntax
Diction, Imagery, Details, Languages, Sentence
Details, Imagery, Details, Language, Syntax
Diction, Imagery, Details, Language, Syntax
23
Narration is...
when characters speak.
when the narrator speaks.
24
The ordinary form of written language used in fiction is
anecdote
poetry
prose
symbol
25
The event or decision that begins the story's conflict.
What is the Conflict?
What is the Rising Action?
What is the Inciting Incident?
What is the Exposition?
26
What is the Inferential Level?
The How?
What does the passage represent, suggest, or personify?
Interpret what is in the text.
Reading Between the lines
27
Mood is...
the feeling the reader gets from the text.
An attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience.
Diction, Imagery, Details, Language, Syntax
in ya Bag
28
Definition of Analysis
Who,What,When,Where,How,Why
A detailed examination of specific elements within a text.
An idea or image that appears several times in text
A brief overview of the plot/what happened.
29
The events after the climax, when the story is slowing.
What is the Rising Action?
What is the Resolution?
What is the Falling Action?
What is the Climax?
30
All characters are either _ or _, depending on whether they change significantly.
Protagonist or antagonist
Dynamic or static
Round or flat
31
What are the three levels of annotating for Literature?
Thematic, Inferential, Literal
Literal, Inferential, Thematic
Inferential, Literal, Thematic
Setting, Tone, Language, Main Characters, Main Idea
32
The "turning point", usually the most intense or exciting part of the story.
What is the Falling Action?
What is the Rising Action?
What is the Climax?
What is the Inciting Incident?
33
A summary includes
A detailed examination of specific elements within a text.
It an analysis.
Who,what,when,where,why,how
How effective the author's choices are
34
An Antagonist is...
A character who undergoes a significant inner change
The group of characters that opposes the protagonist.
35
Dialogue is...
when characters speak.
when the narrator speaks.
36
Definition of Characterization
All the direct and indirect descriptions of characters
the act of creating and describing characters in literature.
Knowing the protagonist in the book
Understanding the theme
37
What is literal level?
What is happening
Why?
How?
Theme Statement
38
In a Plot Diagram, this is the beginning of the story, including setting and opening situation.
What is the Rising Action?
What is the Exposition?
What is the Climax?
What is the Plot Diagram?
39
All characters are either _ or _, depending on their depth of emotion and development.
Round or flat
Protagonist or antagonist
Dynamic or static
40
What is a theme?
Advice
A message or idea
A Summary
A "you" statement
41
A Dynamic character is...
A well-developed, lifelike character.
A character who undergoes a significant inner change
A one-dimensional character that does not display emotions.
A character that does not change significantly.
42
Definition of Tone
What are Fairytales
The time and place where a story happens
An attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience
The central or main character in a story
43
Type of figurative language in which something nonhuman is given human characteristics.
anthropomorphism
moral
personification
short story
44
The reason that explains why a character thinks, feels, acts or behaves in a certain way.
motivation
persuasion
author
speaker
45
Protagonist is
A character who undergoes a significant inner change
The character opposes the protagonist
A character that does not change significantly.
The central character in a story
