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Ames litarary elements
Ames litarary elements
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How the problem is solved
flashback
solution
tense
visual
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broad category of literature broken into fiction and non-fiction.
subject
genre
symbolism
title
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When a character thinks deeply about the past
mood
flashback
subject
tone
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The most important literary element
symbolism
metaphor
plot
language
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Problems along the way
subject
complications
mood
conflict
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An educated guess
inference
dialogue
tone
subject
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All the events that occur after the protagonist fails or succeeds; loose ends are tied up.
resolution
falling action
rising action
solution
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A good ending to a story
catastrophe
resolution
flashback
denouement
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Specific name of a story or book.
author
tone
title
subject
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Person who is telling story.
subjeect
narrator
character flaws
supporting characters
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negative traits that often lead to damaging repercussions for the individual or individuals.
symbolism
character flaws
problem
solution
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A story with a point of view told by one of the characters in the story.
narrator
third-person point of view
supporting characters
first-person point of view
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Secondary characters who help or try to hinder the antagonist.
supporting characters
antagonist
third-person point of view
dynamic character
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Series of events, actions, reactions of characters from the beginning, middle and end.
inference
plot
subject
climax
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A story can be told in the past, present, or future tense.
tense
tone
visual
conflict
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hints or clues what will happen later in a story or literary work.
mood
complications
inference
foreshadowing
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Assigning concrete objects abstract meaning.
catastrophe
symbolism
denouement
flashback
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Well-developed character who changes a lot during the story.
dynamic character
protagonist
antagonist
supporting characters
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This is what happens at the end of a story.
foreshadowing
setting
plot
resolution
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The enemy, or bad guy of a story, or literary work.
protagonist
supporting character
narrator
antagonist