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Junior High Literary Terms
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The conclusion of a story.
Plot
Falling Action
Conclusion
Exposition
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The problems of a story are called
story
conflict
problems
plot
3
What short story is an example of irony?
Thank You, M'am
The Sniper
The Smallest Dragonboy
Charles
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A character who plays a significant role within the story.
Poem
Main Character
Falling Action
Minor Character
5
Story that is too short to be published by itself.
Short Story
Long Story
Theme
Novel
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Time and place of a story or text.
Rising Action
Setting
Plot
Character
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A book length, fictional story.
Falling Action
Short Story
Novel
Poem
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The most INTENSE moment of a story, which is usually towards the end of a work.
Rising Action
Exposition
Climax
Novel
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Events that lead up to the climax of a story.
Falling Action
Setting
Rising Action
Antagonist
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Plays a small role in the plot.
Major Character
Antagonist
Minor Character
Setting
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The person, or thing, that opposes the protagonist and often causes conflict.
Antagonist
Minor Character
Climax
Protagonist
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Stories from an author’s imagination that are not bound by facts or events.
Nonfiction
Setting
Poetry
Fiction
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To hint at events in a story is to
Foreshadow
Iron
Personify
Predict
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Central character that the story follows. Typically the “good” guy.
Antagonist
Main Character
Plot
Protagonist
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What the story is about and includes characters and events.
Main Idea
Setting
Theme
Plot
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Giving human traits to a nonhuman is
Personification
Simile
Irony
People-fying
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The beginning of a story where we learn about characters, setting, and the start of conflict.
Novel
Character
Climax
Exposition
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Includes elements: exposition, rising action, climax, and falling action.
Exposition
Plot
Character
Setting
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Which story effectively uses foreshadowing?
The Lamb to the Slaughter
The Sniper
Thank You, Ma'am
Charles
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Events that contrast what you expect are examples of
Coincidence
Irony
Shrek
Foreshadowing
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The moral or lesson of a story.
Main Idea
Conflict
Theme
Falling Action