Total vocab word quiz

The literal meaning of the word

Any event that occurs after the resolution

Connotation

Theme is where a story takes place

An account of the writer’s own life written from the author’sperspective

Ethos is an appeal to emotion

Objective Summary

Dialect is a form of language spoken by people in a particular region orgroup; the way we speak

Secondary source is a second hand account

Genres

Hyperbole is extreme exaggeration

Irony

1st person POV uses Me,My, and I

Inference

The main character of a literary work is a Protagonist

Imagery are descriptive words about sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell

A sentence that states the main idea orpurpose of an essay/text

A Biography is An account of the writer’s own life written from the author’sperspective

Central Idea is the moral or central idea in a story

Not influenced by personal feelings; basedon facts; unbiased

3rd Person Pov Use the characteristics like they, she, and he

Diction is the choice and use of words writers use to communicate their ideas

Exposition

The falling action are events that led to the resolution

Subjective is placing excessive emphasis on one's ownmoods, attitudes, opinions, etc

Figurative language is the use of words in a non-literal way to convey meaningbeyond the literal interpretation.

Rhyme scheme is the repeat of a word or phrase

Dynamic character

Static Character

Prejudice in favor of or against something, someone, or agroup, often considered unfair is Bias

3rd person POV Omniscient is when a 3rd person narrator who can tell readers what any or all characters think/feel

Setting is how long it takes to get to location

A memoir is shorter than an Autobiography

A round character shows many different traits, flaunts and virtues

Indirect Characterization

A character that is only seen in one way; Only one side of a character is revealed

Primary source is a second hand account

Dialogue is a conversation between two characters

The word(s) around an unfamiliar word tofigure out the meaning

Metaphor is comparing something using like or as

Inference

The rising action

A reference to a well-known person,place, event, or literary work

Pathos is appeal to emotion

3rd person POV Limited

The feeling created in the reader by the authors writing

The Narrative Hook- hooks readers attention and sets the story ´ s action into motion

Logos is an appeal to logic

A broad/general statement based on specific examples

Metaphor compares things using like or as

Foreshadowing describes what the main character thinks

Plot

What are types of TEXT STRUCTURES

Cliché

The main character of a literary work is an antagonist

Personification

Symbol/symbolism

Climax

Tone is what the reader is suppose to think of the story

What is defined as Authors Purpose

Simile compares things using like or as

The author directly states the characters traits

Repetition is the repeat of a word or phrase

Prose is the ordinary form of written language thatoccurs in two forms: fiction and non-fiction