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Sky View Middle School Literary Terms Part 1
Sky View Middle School Literary Terms Part 1
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A Quiz to study Sky View Middle School literary terms. This is part one of three.
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The feeling a reader gets when they read a story.
Voice
Motif
Mood
Style
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Often mistaken for the denouement, we learn the outcome of the conflict here.
Denouement
Ending
Theme
Resolution
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When the opposite of what is expected to happen, happens.
Hubris
Conflict
Conflict
Irony
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The attitude a writer has toward his subject. It might me angry, humorous, sarcastic, etc.
Mood
Setting
Tone
Voice
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The time of the action, the main characters, and the basic situation are introduced here.
Acronym
Idiom
Exposition
Tone
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The main character in a literary work.
Foil Character
Protagonist
Stereotype
Antagonist
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A character that shows only one character trait throughout a story. One-dimensional character.
Metaphor
External Conflict
Flat Character
Static Character
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The sequence of events in a literary work.
Mood
Exposition
Plot
Tone
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The highest point of suspense or interest in a story.
Climax
Turning Point
Crisis
Plot
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A character that exhibits many different traits, emotions, or attitudes.
Dynamic Character
Foil Character
Rising Action
Round Character
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Events leading to the climax.
Turning Point
Climax
Falling Action
Rising Action
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A struggle that takes place between a character and some outside force.
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Allusion
First Person POV
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Something that represents something else. Ex: Black can "stand" for evil, darkness, etc.
Mood
Imagery
Figurative Language
Symbol/Symbolism
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The struggle between two forces.
Tone
Theme
Conflict
Characterization
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A point of view using "he" "she" "him" "her" "they" or "them".
First Person POV
Third Person POV
Objective POV
Subjective POV
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When a story is told from a single character's point of view using the pronoun "I".
First Person POV
Protagonist
Third Person POV
Theme
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The character or force that opposes the main character in a story.
Protagonist
Hubris
Resolution
Antagonist
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A type of character whose outlook on life changes because of certain events and/or an epiphany.
Dynamic Character
External Conflict
Round Character
Static Character
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The act of creating and describing a character.
Imagery
Rising Action
Characterization
Style
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The central message the author tries to get across to his or her readers in a literary work.
Dialect
Tone
Theme
Motif
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A type of character whose outlook on life doesn't change from the beginning to the end.
Static Character
Flat Character
Simile
Round Character
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The time and place of the action.
Climax
Setting
Resolution
Stereotype
