An example of external conflict is (More than one possible answer)

society vs woman, man vs Mrs. Rowe, woman vs nature

Mood - more than one right answer.

Mood is the feeling the author of a narrative (story), Mood is for narratives (that means stories), What characters are feeling, or dealing with controls the mood, Word choice (diction) in the description/exposition creates mood

How the author feels about his or her topic

Indirect characterization

When the character trait is REVEALED through actions and dialogue

Parts of setting - More than one possible answer

Social Context, Location, Year/Date

the literal (direct) meaning or set of meanings of a word or expression.

Theme or Central Idea

An impression, thought, or idea that ties together all the elements

a reference to something else. - sometimes greek mythology or biblical

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Repetition of initial consonant sounds in a line of words and phrases.
Rythym
Rhyme
Assonance
Alliteration
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Diction
Can reveal bias
Mood is the feeling the author of a narrative (story)
the way a word makes you feel
is the careful selection of words to communicate a message or a voice
3
Connotation
the literal (direct) meaning or set of meanings of a word or expression.
the secondary meaning or set of meanings of a word or expression
the careful selection of words to communicate a message or a voice
Comparison using like or as.
4
An example of external conflict is (More than one possible answer)
society vs woman
man vs Mrs. Rowe
woman vs nature
man vs himself
5
An example of a dynamic character
Georg Z
Bob
Hazel B.
The Banker
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Mood - more than one right answer.
Mood is the feeling the author of a narrative (story)
Mood is for narratives (that means stories)
What characters are feeling, or dealing with controls the mood
Word choice (diction) in the description/exposition creates mood
7
Tone
How the author feels about his or her topic
How the reader feels about the subject he/she is reading about
The level of enjoyment found with in the text
The sound of someone's voice
8
When the narrator SAYS a character trait of the character
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
Static Character
Dynamic Character
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Indirect characterization
When the character trait is REVEALED through actions and dialogue
When the narrator SAYS a character trait of the character
A character that doesn't change through a story.
A character that changes throughout the story.
10
Parts of setting - More than one possible answer
Social Context
Location
character development
Year/Date
11
Symbolism is an object or idea that stands for a larger, more abstract concept.
False
True
12
Denotation
The turning down of a second meaning.
the careful selection of words to communicate a message
the literal (direct) meaning or set of meanings of a word or expression.
the secondary meaning or set of meanings of a word or expression
13
Theme or Central Idea
An impression, thought, or idea that ties together all the elements
a problem or challenge for a character
is the careful selection of words to communicate a message or a voice
how the author relays the character traits of their character
14
The lawyer is an example of a static character
False
True
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Allusion
How the author feels about his or her topic
a reference to something else. - sometimes greek mythology or biblical
repetition of initial consonant sounds in a line of words and phrases.
the feeling the author of a narrative (story)

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