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ELA 30-2 Literary Terms
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ELA 30-2 Vocabulary for English Language Arts
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A character that does not learn anything or develop during the story.
Dynamic
Round
Static
Flat
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The
formal
term for a character that is put in the story to contrast another character is
round
contrasting
foil
dynamic
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When the author hints about a character's qualities through their behaviors and actions.
Narration
Indirect characterization
Description
Direct characterization
4
A character that is described from many angles. We know so much we could write a whole essay.
Static
Flat
Dynamic
Round
5
The emotional response the reader has to the story is known as
point of view
mood
theme
tone
6
What kind of conflict is this?
Man VS Man
Man VS Self
Man VS Society
Man VS Environment
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A character we know very little about
Round
Static
Flat
Dynamic
8
The main character that the reader sympathizes with who faces the major conflict in the story.
Protagonist
Antagonist
Major character
Minor character
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This type of irony is when the opposite of what we expect takes place in the story.
verbal
dramatic
situational
10
This type of irony is when the reader knows what is happening but the characters do not.
dramatic
situational
verbal
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Time, place, and social circumstance are all parts of the ______
setting
exposition
location
stage
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"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee," is an example of what type of figurative language?
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
13
What is the name for background information that is given during the exposition of the story?
antecedent action
initial incident
introduction
conflict
14
This type of irony happens when we say one thing but mean another. Sometimes seen as sarcasm.
Dramatic
Situational
Verbal
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A character that goes through a major change during the story.
Flat
Dynamic
Round
Static
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When the author describe a character in a straightforward manner.
Descriptive Writing
Indirect characterization
Imagery
Direct characterization
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The overall message the author wants you to get from the story.
theme
mood
setting
point of view
18
The author's attitude in the story is known as
mood
point of view
tone
theme
19
When a story doesn't really have an ending, this is called a cliffhanger or ______
unhappy ending
indeterminate ending
surprise ending
happy ending
20
"I heard the wind whispering my name," is an example of what figurative language technique?
Imagery
Hyperbole
Simile
Personification
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When the character recalls a memory that happened before the story took place.
Dialogue
Flashback
Details
Foreshadowing
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This is an example of what type of conflict?
Man VS Society
Man VS Man
Man VS Self
Man VS Nature
23
When the narrator is outside the story but can tell the thoughts of one of the character's...
first person point of view
second person point of view
omniscient point of view
limited omniscient point of view
24
An object or idea used in the story to represent something bigger is known as
symbol
character
literary representation
crisis
25
"My heart stopped on that roller coaster," is an example of a ___________________
Personification
Imagery
Hyperbole
Simile
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When the narrator is a character in the story, this is known as _______ point of view.
first person point of view
omniscient point of view
second person point of view
limited omniscinet point of view
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What kind of conflict is this?
Man VS Nature
Man VS Self
Man VS Man
Man VS Society
28
When the author hints to what might happen later in the story...
Flashback
Suspence
Foreshadowing
Predictions
29
The character, emotion, object, or inner conflict that causes the major conflict in the story.
Trouble maker
Antagonist
Minor Character
Protagonist
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When the narrator knows the thoughts of all major characters is known as
omniscient point of view
first person point of view
limited omniscient point of view
second person point of view