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American Lit. EOC - Reading Literary Texts Key Terms 1
American Lit. EOC - Reading Literary Texts Key Terms 1
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These terms are from the American Literature Georgia Milestone study guide and should be studied.
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A conflict within the mind of a character is a(n)
internal conflict
external conflict
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The plot and the theme are the same.
False
True
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The perspective from which a story is told is its
effective analysis
style
resolution
point of view
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The theme of a literary work is NOT the same as the topic.
False
True
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Another term for a play is a
playwright
poem
drama
journal
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An idea that is understood but not directly expressed is
implicit
explicit
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An idea that is directly stated or revealed by the author is
implicit
explicit
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Characters that change as a result of plot events
static
dynamic
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Mood is
the author's attitude
the perspective from which a story is told
a story's central message
the feelings or emotions felt by the reader
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Inferences are
determining how the author uses literary elements to create meaning.
conclusions the reader makes based on evidence found in the text.
rewriting details from a text in your own words
mentioning a specific portion of a text
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Textual evidence is
the author's perspective in a literary work
Details from the text that support the author's tone, purpose, theme, etc.
the message that the author is trying to convey to the reader.
looking closely at the small parts of a text to see how they work together.
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Stories that are not true are known as
nonfiction
fiction
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Tone is
the author's attitude
a story's central message
the perspective from which a story is told
the mood created by the stories events
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A universal statement about life/society that can be taken from a text is its
theme
point of view
irony
sarcasm
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When the author tells the reader what a character is like...
direct characterization
indirect characterization
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Characters that DO NOT change as a result of a stories plot events
dynamic
static
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Types of literary texts are known as
genres
fiction
inferences
categories
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When a reader must infer what a character is like based on his or her words, actions, or interactions
direct characterization
indirect characterization
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Literary texts are
passages that contain factual information.
passages that are fiction, dramas, or poems
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Complex characters are considered round characters because they present conflicting or shifting thoughts and actions.
True
False
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A physical struggle between a character and another character, nature, or society is a(an)
internal conflict
external conflict
