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analyze
to come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence found in the text
s sonnets, odes, ballads, and epics
forming an opinion of the text’s meaning based on one's perspective
the deeper message
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rhyme
repetition of any sounds
songs
repetition of terminal sounds in two or more words
pattern of sounds
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Parallel plotlines
equally important plotlines from different stories
the parallel development of two or more characters
identical plotlines
2 or more plot lines woven together throughout a story
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controlling image
an image that commands the reader's attention
specific theme or symbol used throughout a text to emphasize a point
when the narrator directly tells the reader to notice an image
efffective imagery in a text
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frame narrative
story is told within a story
memories of past events
novel written in the form of letters, diary/journal, postcards, or e-mails
dropping the reader in the middle of things
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Complex account
the plot of a text
the story retold in a more complicated manner
the story retold with higher vocabulary
accurate retelling of how themes were used in the text
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central idea
deeper message of a text
the complete plot of a text
specific details from the text
the topic of a text
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personification
giving human characteristics to nonhuman things
giving nonhuman characteristics to human
an thematic device
a comparison using like or as
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pun
word or phrase with more than one meaning that is used in a funny way
intentional comedy in dialogue
unintended comedy in dialogue
intentional comedy in situations in literature
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distinguish
recognize/point out differences between what a writer stated and he meant
accolades given to an author
pointing something out in a text
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exposition
end of a story
characters in a story
introduction to a story
most interesting part of a story
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blank verse
poem with no rhythm or rhyme
poem written in unrhymed iambic pentameter
poem with rhyme and no rhythm
poem written in rhymed iambic pentameter
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Objective summary
biased retelling
specific objective facts and opinions in a text
overview of text capturing the main points but not all details or opinions
ethos, pathos, and logos
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complications
incidents that either help or hinder the protagonist in finding a solution
the antagonist
the solution to a story
incidents that always hinder the protagonist
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extended metaphor
a metaphor with long words
a metaphor with deep meaning
multiple metaphors used throughout a text
single metaphor that lasts throughout an entire poem, story, or other text
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imagery
talking a lot about photographs in a text
language appealing to the senses so the reader can experience the image
uses images in a text
naming the five senses in a text
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Fiction
plays consisting of one or more acts
focusing on plot, character, setting, & other elements & how author uses it
adventures, historical fiction, mysteries, myths, science fiction, satires
plays consisting of one or more acts
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round
a character who never changes
a ball
a character with full development
the character's sidekick
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Poetry
narrative, free verse, sonnets, odes, ballads, and epics
specific details from the text that support the author’s tone
universal statement about life and/or society
to come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence
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external conflict
struggle between a character and an outside force
conflict that takes place outside
conflict with unknown characters
conflict that requires physical altercations
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slant rhyme
when words include similar, but not identical, sounds
when poems use italicized phrases to emphasize rhymes
when words in a poem sound identical
when the beginning of one line rhymes with the end of the previous one
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multiple meaning words
words that function in a variety of ways in the sentence
words that mean different things in different languages
words that have many meanings that can be understood through context
words that have Old English meanings that no longer apply
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Topic
the deeper message of a text
a universal idea in a text
the plot of a work
a concept in a text that focuses only on the content in the text
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Textual evidence
the process of looking closely at the small parts of a text
plays consisting of one or more acts
details from the text that support the author’s tone, purpose, etc.
forming their own opinion of the text’s meaning
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The primary meaning of a word or phrase is its _______ meaning.
literal
figurative
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archetype
an original text of a particular culture
character/action/situation that appears to represent universal patterns
an original character of a particular culture
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All are common types of conflict EXCEPT
person vs. friend
person vs. person
person vs. society
person vs. nature
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resolutions can be comedic or tragic
False
True
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stanza
a whole poem
rhyme within a poem
section of lines set apart from others in a poem
paragraph
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static
the narrator's changing opinion
a character that changes significantly
the stuff that zaps you from the dryer
a character that doesn't change
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situational irony
situations that are opposite in nature
developments that are uniquely similar in a text
developments that are far from what is expected or believed to be deserved
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irony
opposites appearing in imagery
two thousand spoons when all you need is a knife
intended to convey the opposite of the actual meaning of the words
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tragic flaw
any flaw within a character
character trait of the protagonist that causes his or her ruin
the tragedy of a civilization that leads to its ruin
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rhyme scheme
all rhymes in a poem
the pattern of end rhymes in a poem
pattern of internal rhymes
pattern of rhyme in a novel
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Dramas
process of looking closely at small parts of a text & how they work
including plays consisting of one or more acts
adventure stories, historical fiction, mysteries, myths, & science fiction
sonnets, odes, ballads, and epics
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formal tone
used in more relaxed situations in which people know each other well
used in academic and professional communications
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satire
sarcasm in literature
comic books
form of writing that ridicules or scorns to expose failings
form of writing that uses humor intentionally
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Indirect characterization
when the narrator tells the reader what the character is like
when a reader must infer what a character is like
when the reader guesses about a character based on his/her name
when the character describes him/herself
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Fixed form
poetry with any rhyme scheme
only sonnets
poetry in an unconventional verse
poetry in a traditional verse and often with a rhyme scheme
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Direct characterization
when the narrator introduces him/herself
when other characters interact with a character
when the reader is told what a character is like
when actions speak for themselves for a character
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Elements of literature
writing techniques used in storytelling
biased opinion of real events
nonfiction accounts of a story
elemental chart applied in a story
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Lyric poetry expresses thoughts and feelings and can be all the following EXCEPT
ode
elegy
blank verse
sonnet
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consonance
words that have identical vowel sounds
words that have similar consonant sounds but different vowel sounds
repetition of any sounds
words that have the same vowel and consoant sounds
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diction
setting
word choice
dialogue
plot
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assonance
rhyming words
words that have repetition and rhyme of vowels
words that have repetition of similar vowel sounds but aren't rhyming words
rhythmic dialogue
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Genres
a specific portion of a text
specific details from the text that support the author’s tone
a universal statement about life and/or society
types of literary texts
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internal rhyme
rhymes ocurring in a poem
the internal topics in a poem
rhymes inside the poet's heart
rhymes occuring within a line of poetry
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setting
when a story takes place
where a story takes place
when and where a narrative such as a story, drama, or poem takes place
the language spoken by the characters
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Plot
the characters of a story
where a story takes place
a specific unifying pattern or structure in a story
the main event of a story
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A ballad has all of the following EXCEPT
a peom with simple stanzas and often a refrain
a narrative poem of folk origin
a poem memorized for religious purposes
a poem intended to be sung
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Conflict
a contest
fighting
a contest or struggle that creates instability or uncertainty
arguing
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tone
how the reader feels about the literary text
the way characters speak in a literary text
if the text is in modern or older English
the way the author’s voice sounds within the literary text
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narrative poem
poem that tells a story
a song
poem with no rhyme
poem that talks about a person
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interact
mentioning a specific portion of a text
acting within a play
the way that two themes influence each other or work together
plays consisting of one or more acts
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Analysis
plays consisting of one or more acts
process of looking closely at small parts of a text to see how they work
mentioning a specific portion of a text to support an analysis of the text
specific details from the text that support the author’s tone
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Cite
Textual evidence including specific details from the text
mentioning a specific portion of a text to support an analysis of the text
the process of looking closely at the small parts of a text
focusing on plot, character, setting, and other elements
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rising action
ending of a story
introduction to a story
most important part of a story
series of events leading to the most important part of a story
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chronological
primarily flashbacks
tension in a story
in order of time from beginning to the end
the narrative tone in a work
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dynamic
unchanging
changing
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Theme
the plot of a text
universal statement about life and/or society that can be discerned
the content of a text
a paraphrased summary of a text
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Literary text
passages that are fiction, dramas, or poems
process of looking at small parts of a text to see how they work together
specific details that support the author’s tone, purpose, characterizations
plays consisting of one or more acts
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flashback
story is told within a story
memories of past events
the use of hints in a narrative that tease the reader about what is to come
dropping the reader in the middle of things
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foundational texts
texts that are always studied in school
texts that characterize/popularize what a culture values its worldviews
founding documents of a society's government
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Complex characters
the narrator
characters who often change and present conflicting opinions or actions
the friend group of the main character
characters that don't change
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myth
religious theories studied from other cultures
untrue events told in story form
traditional story used to describe natural phenomena, rituals, & ceremonies
the history of a civilization described in texts
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internal conflict
a struggle that takes place indoors
a struggle within a character's mind
a struggle inside a household
a struggle between two very close characters
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denotation
specific meaning or idea that the word brings to mind
the actual definition of a word or idea
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Inferences
to come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence
a comparison using a linking word
the deeper message
a specific unifying pattern or plot structure
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multiple interpretations
lenses through which one can reconsider a text
whatever the reader gleans from a text
scholarly work that studies a text in different ways
stories/characters/settings so universal/popular they're used over & over
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aesthetic impact
literary devices that most impact the author
literary devices that most impact the reader
literary devices in general
literary devices/techniques that add beauty to language and the text itself
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sonnet
poem that is 14 lines long & each line is written in iambic pentameter
poem with no rhyme scheme
poem with all rhyming lines
poem with ABAB rhyme scheme
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A meaning that is not understood just by defining the words is
figurative
literal
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paradox
using the unexpected in a text
an oxymoron
statement that initially appears absurd or contradictory but proves true
opposite effects
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falling action
portion after the story's climax as action wraps up
part of the story where a character dies
a story in which everyone trips and falls
final part of the plot
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All the following are common types of conflict below EXCEPT
person vs. self
person vs. machine
person vs. government
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understatement
when a character is unclear in dialogue
an exaggeration
when a character speaks very softly
figure of speech when writer deliberately makes situation seem unimportant
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informal tone
used in more relaxed situations in which people know each other well
used for academic and professional communications
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connotation
specific meaning or idea that the word brings to mind
the actual meaning of the word
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simile
a comparison without using like or as
a vivid description
a comparision that uses like or as
a small poem
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foreshadowing
story is told within a story
memories of past events
the use of hints in a narrative that tease the reader about what is to come
dropping the reader in the middle of things
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explicit
a direct quotation
an idea or message is fully stated or revealed by the author
the plot of a text
paraphrasing
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idiom
dialogue in another language
universal saying or expression
quirky saying or expression that is specific to a language
an unintelligent character
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climax
plot of a story
most exciting character of a story
resolution of the story's problems
peak or turning point of the story
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in media res
the use of hints in a narrative that tease the reader about what is to come
story is told within a story
memories of past events
dropping the reader in the middle of things
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epistolary novel
dropping the reader in the middle of things
story is told within a story
memories of past events
novel written in the form of letters, diary/journal, postcards, or e-mails
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hyperbole
a slight overstatement
giving human characteristics to nonhuman things
intentional overstatement exaggerated beyond belief
fully describing an image
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metaphor
a vivid description
a small poem
a comparision that uses like or as
a comparison without using like or as
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Free form
free verse poetry with no specific guidelines about rhyme, meter, or length
that channel on cable
poetry with no rhyme scheme
poetry with a specific rhyme scheme but no specific length
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flat
Stanley
a pancake
a character who does not change
a character who does not have complexities
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denouement
climax
plot
resolution
characters
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alliteration
any repetition
repetition of ideas
repetition of vowel sounds in more than one word
repetition of 1 initial sound, usually a consonant, in more than 1 word
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structure
the building in which the author writes
a specific unifying pattern of how a text is organized
the rhyme pattern used throughout a poem
the cast of characters in a text
