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Choose the conflict: the
external
struggle between two or more individuals.
Person v. Nature
Person v. Society
Person v. Self
Person v. Person
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The background of the story where the events take place
Exposition
Atmosphere
Setting
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Has one or two traits – can be summed up in one sentence; usually a stereotype
Static
Round
Flat
Dynamic
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"She has a heart of gold" is a ...
Symbol
Metaphor
Simile
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The antagonist is the character always engaged and in the spotlight; the main character
False
True
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One who remains the same throughout the action
Round
Static
Flat
Dynamic
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_______ = the main message that the author portrays in the story
resolution
metaphor
topic
theme
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When an OBJECT'S meaning in a story represents something UNRELATED to what it actually is
Simile
Irony
Metaphor
Symbol
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Giving lifelike qualities to objects (not human, like a ball)
Personification
Hyperbole
Symbol
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The narrator has access to all of the actions and thoughts within the story and characters
Third Person Limited
First Person
Third Person Omniscient
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"My love is like a rose" is a ...
Simile
Personifcation
Metaphor
Hyperbole
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The
external
struggle b/w a person&societal views,norms,beliefs,or classifications.
Person v. Person
Person v. Society
Person v. Self
Person v. Nature
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Narrator who tells a story WITHOUT describing any character’s thoughts, opinions, or feelings
First Person
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Objective
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The feeling a reader gets when reading the work/story based on the words the author chooses
Theme
Vibes
Atmosphere
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A description or series of words that appeals to the 5 senses and imagination of the reader
Imagery
Foreshadow
Simile
Mood
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Which type of IRONY is this?
Verbal (what is SAID is different than what is MEANT)
Dramatic (audience knows something other characters do not know)
Situational (when the opposite of what you expect to happen, happens)
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Narrator that knows the thoughts&feelings of 1 character, ONLY knows actions&speech of others
Third Person Objective
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
First Person
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The speech, actions, physical traits, and what others say about a character developed by writer
Plot Diagram
Personality Traits
Characterization
Atmosphere
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How many methods of characterization are there?
5
4
6
3
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Describes the structure of a story through the arrangement of actions and events
Theme
Exposition
Imagery
Plot
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Has complex, multiple traits evident
Dynamic
Static
Flat
Round
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Which type of IRONY is this?
Situational (when the opposite of what you expect to happen, happens)
Dramatic (audience knows something other characters do not know)
Verbal (what is SAID is different than what is MEANT)
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One who grows or develops during the action
Static
Round
Dynamic
Flat
24
Which type of IRONY is this?
Dramatic (audience knows something other characters do not know)
Verbal (what is SAID is different than what is MEANT)
Situational (when the opposite of what you expect to happen, happens)
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Choose the conflict: the
internal
struggle concerning emotion and decision
Person v. Self
Person v. Society
Person v. Nature
Person v. Person
