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English 9 Short Story Literary Terms
English 9 Short Story Literary Terms
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Short story literary terms for English 9.
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Turning point; moment when interest & intensity reach their peak; highest point of action.
Suspense
Rising Action
Climax
Point-of-View
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A writer's use of hint's or clues to indicate events that will occur later.
Suspense
Foreshadowing
Surprise Ending
Mood
3
The teller of the story.
Theme
Mood
Narrator
Point-of-View
4
The main idea in the work of literature.
Fiction
Denouement
Point-of-View
Theme
5
The main idea in the work of literature.
Plot
Setting
Theme
Foreshadowing
6
The feeling, or atmosphere, that the writer creates for the reader.
Mood
Suspense
Theme
Surprise Ending
7
The four types of conflicts include: Person vs.
There are only 3 types.
Person, nature, gods & things
Self, nature,society & person
Person, nature, society & gods
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An unexpected twist in the plot at the end of the story.
Irony
Mood
Foreshadowing
Surprise Ending
9
The time and place of the action of the story.
Foil
Setting
Theme
Conflict
10
Building of complications in the conflict.
Irony
Plot
Falling Action
Rising Action
11
Narrative writing about imaginary people, places & events.
Short Story
Nonfiction
Genre
Fiction
12
Refers to the narrative method used in the short story, novel or nonfiction selection.
Point-Of-View
Mood
Foreshadowing
Narrator
13
The action after the climax of the story.
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Exposition
14
Excitement/tension readers feel as they become involved in a story & eager to know the outcome.
Surprise Ending
Suspense
Mood
Theme
15
The five elements of a short story.
Character, Setting, Plot, Narrator & Theme
Characterization, Setting, Plot, Theme & Character
Characterization, Narrator, Setting, Theme and Mood
Character, Setting, Point-of-View, Plot & Theme
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A contrast between what is expected & what actually exists or happens.
Oxymoron
Irony
Mood
Paradox
17
The writer's choice of words.
Narrator
Point-of-View
Diction
Characterization
18
The struggle between opposing forces.
Mood
Plot
Conflict
Fiction
19
A character whose qualities contrast with those of another.
Foil
Main
Protagonist
Antagonist
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Refers to the techniques the writer uses to develop characters.
Narrator
Characters
Characterization
Diction