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Literature Vocabulary Review
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Making fun of another's work by imitating it
allusion
dramatic irony
parody
imagery
2
A feeling of uncertainty and curiosity about the story
suspense
resolution
theme
silly
3
The insight about life that is revealed in a literary work
setting
theme
resolution
exposition
4
the central character in a story who drives the action
satire
protagonist
flat character
antagonist
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What is the falling action?
Actions after the climax
a person, place or thing
time and location a story takes place
When you trip
6
An unknown narrator focuses on one character
third-person omniscient
first-person
third-person limited
theme
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A character thinks one thing is true, but the reader knows better
dramatic irony
antagonist
flat character
protagonist
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Complex personalities; like real people
verbal irony
round characters
satire
fat characters
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Beginning of a story when vital information is given
exposition
antagonist
rising action
satire
10
Crisis or turning point of a story
satire
setting
climax
exposition
11
Someone says one thing is true, but the reader knows better, when someone says the opposite
verbal irony
parody
imagery
sixth sense
12
One character tels the story, using the pronoun "I"
third-person omniscient
symbol
third-person point of view
first-person point of view
13
Language that appeals to one or more of your senses
allusion
flashback
imagery
Spanish
14
Conclusion of the story
resolution
setting
beginning
15
Characters having only one or two personality traits
antagonist
flat character
flat Stanley
protagonist
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Writing that ridicules the shortcomings of people or institutions
flat character
allusion
situational irony
satire
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The time and location that the story takes place
suspense
rising action
setting
here
18
A discrepancy between what happens and what should happen
parody
situational irony
verbal irony
protagonist
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a reference to a famous person, place, or thing
flashback
parody
allusion
dramatic irony
20
Hints or clues to suggest what will happen
later
imagery
flashback
foreshadowing
parody
21
Relating to an event that happened at an
earlier
time
flashback
verbal irony
foreshadowing
parody
22
"All-knowing" author, reveals things about all of the characters
third-person limited
third-person omniscient
first-person
23
The opponent who struggles against or blocks the hero
protagonist
round characters
flat character
antagonist
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A person, place, or thing that stands for something else
symbol
setting
theme
noun
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Actions, or complications, before the crisis
the drama llama
theme
symbol
rising action