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Analysis of Short Fiction, AP Lit
Analysis of Short Fiction, AP Lit
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puts the reader right in the story, but it is rarely used (and is often viewed as a gimmick)
omniscient POV
first person POV
second person POV
third person POV
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occurs when a narrator explicitly describes the background, motivation, temperament, or appearance of a character
protagonist
bildungsroman
dicrect characterization
indirect characterization
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bildungsroman is
a story that presents a powerful moral
a type of plot structure
a story of how a young character transitions from innocence to experience
a type of character that falls under the term of antagonist
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describes when a character suddenly realizes something significant about life
epiphany
indirect characterization
coming of age story
direct characterization
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What should be your focus as an AP Lit reader?
WHO the story is about and the ideas the story explores
WHAT the story is about and the ideas the story explores
WHY the author write the story
HOW the author tells the story and the ideas the story explores
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when an author sticks closely to one character but remains in third person
1st person POV
omniscient POV
third person POV
limited omniscient POV
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The protagonist is...
When a character suddenly realizes something significant about life
A character transitions from a state of innocence to one of experience.
The main character in a literary work also usually grows
The character who creates or intensifies a conflict
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readers must understand
what
is happening and
why
it’s happening and how plot elements work together to create meaning
False
True
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occurs when author requires the reader to infer what a character is like through what the he/she says, does, or thinks..
close reading
direct characterization
epiphany
indirect characterization
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the position from which a narrator relates the events of a narrative
point of view
exposition
epiphany
denouement
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The antagonist creates or intensifies a conflict but may not be an enemy.
True
False
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Limited omniscient point of view is when an author sticks closely to one character but remains in third person
False
True
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though similar to point of view, describes how narrators/characters see and experience their individual circumstances.
narrative perspective
1st person POV
epiphany
omniscient POV
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A 2nd-person narrator tells a story using first-person pronouns such as
I
and
we
True
False
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what happens in a narrative is known as
plot
falling action
rising action
exposition
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indicates the time and place of a literary text and contributes to the tone, mood, and meaning of a literary work
characterization
plot
setting
denoument
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means “untying the knot"
climax
denouement
exposition
epiphany