English 9 fall final terms

expresses an attitude or desire, not a fact about the world

anything that stands for itself and something else

the force or forces that drive a character to think, feel, or behave in a certain way

1st person narrator who isnt trustworthy

the story of a persons life written by that person

the central idea or message of a story

narrator knows and reveals what some characters are thinking/feeling

value statement, policy statement, predictions

1D; showing only a single quality or trait

main characters; pronouns "I", "ME", "WE", "MINE", "OUR"

the narrator is removed and doesnt reveal what any of the characters are thinking

characters that stay the same through the whole story

a version of language spoken by the people of a particular place, time, or social group

a feeling of expectation, anxo=iousness, or curiosity created by questions raised in the mind of a reader or viewer

a situation that is the opposite of what is expected to happen

side characters; pronouns "I", "ME", "WE", "MINE", "OUR"

a situation where the audience knows something dramatic that the characters n the story dont know

when the reader is told exactly what the character looks like and acts like

a statement that could be proven by direct observation or supported by reliable resources

narrator knows and reveals what all the characters are thinking/feeling

when a piece of literature end leaving the audience in suspense

conversation between 2 or more characters

when the speaker ocasionally refers to notes

the narrator is removed and doesnt reveal what any of the characters are thinking

man VS outside force; (man vs man, man vs nature, man vs tech, man vs society, man vs supernatural)

an electronic source of information that is available through the internet

a lesson that relates to the principles of right and wrong and is intended to be drawn from a work of literature

a style characterized by the use of a medieval setting, a murky atmosphere, gloom, and grotesque, or violent incidents

when the character undergoes an important inner change

aims to convince the reader to accept a certain POV

explores a topic related to the life or interests of the writer

to express thoughts or ideas, or to tell a storyu

a personal judgment about something, or a mental leaning in one direction or the other

a magazine or newspaper article that gives the opinions of the editors or publishers

man VS self

the emotion created in the reader by part/all of the story

the place and time of a story

a speech that has been written out and memoried word for word

3D; seems to have all the complexities of an actual human being

1st person narrator who is trustworthy

focuses on 1 or more particualr incedents or people who have been important to the writer

a technique used in literature to mislead the audience; an event or clue used to distract the reader from other events

1st person narrator who is trustworthy

the act of presenting hints to events that will occur later in a story

pros writing about real events

narrator knows and reveals what all the characters are thinking/feeling

a struggle between two forces in a literary work

a literary work that closely imitates the style of another work for humorous purposes

has to be inferred by the reader; the reader has to figure it out using evidence

the story of a persons life written by someone else

the high point of interests and suspense in a literary work

the character that the story is centered around

interups the chronological sequence of a literary work and presents an event that occurred earlier

a short non-fiction work that presents a main idea, or thesis about a particualr topic

speech that is the opposite of your real meaning, such as sarcasm, overstatement, or understatement

the point at which the conflict is resolved. (hint: no ___ = cliffhanger)

an information piece or writing about a particular topic, issue, event, or series of events

the author comes right out and tells you the message

prvides background information, often about the characters, setting, or conflict

when the character is describes without context or described with only a few things about the character

explores a topic with the goal of informing/ enlightening the reader

the emotional attitude toward the reader or the subject implied by literary work

the person/force that opposes the protagonist

a speech with no preporation

a public address that was origanally delivered orally