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6-8th grade Literary Elements
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Novels, Short Stories, and Poems are all examples of what:
Characterization
None of the above
Internal
Structure
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A struggle between opposing forces
Internal
Third person
Conflict
1st Person
3
Surprising, interesting, or amusing contradictions. What the character thinks as opposed to what the reader knows.
Irony
Language
Narrator
Internal
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The turning point in a story!
Resolution
Falling action
Conflict
Climax
5
The omniscient (all knowing) one!
None of the above
Characterization
Point of View
Narrator
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Provides the location and background for the characters and plot. May help create mood or atmosphere.
Setting
Language
3rd Person
Henry
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The perspective from which a story is told.
Internal
Setting
Point of View
External
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The act of creating a developing a character. A character's personality may be shown through their actions, feelings etc
First Person
Third person
Theme
Characterization
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One thing is spoken as though it were something else. "The rock hard cookie"
Metaphor
Cucumber
Simile
Setting
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When a story is told from this point of view, you will see a lot of "I, me, and we"
Second Person
First Person
Third Person
None of the above
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The type of struggle where Man vs Man vs Nature may occur
External Conflict
Oops
Internal conflict
Climax
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Central idea, concern, or purpose of a literary work.
Setting
All of the above
Theme
Irony
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A comparison between two things using the words "like" or "as"
contrast
metaphor
simile
perplex
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A struggle where Man vs Himself occurs. A character strives to meet a self imposing challenge.
Resolution
Internal conflict
External conflict
Climax
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This story teller acts as as though they are an outsider who only knows one character's inner thoughts.
Characterization
None of the above
3rd Person
1st person