bickley short story terms Flashcards

(30 cards)

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define third person limited point of view

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the narrator uses he, she, it, they, etc. and knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character

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define omniscient point of view

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a narrarator who knows what all of the characters say and feel

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when one character in the story tells the story the point of view is called

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first person

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the narrator and the writer are

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not necessarily the same

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give an example of an archetype from one of the stories

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cinderella evil stepmother

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give 2 examples of the characteristics of magical realism from Big Fish

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time stopped

it rained so much that it lifted his car into the tree

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give an example of one characteristic of magical realism from the handsomest drowned man in the world

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realistic elements

it was a fishing villaige in south america

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wwhen the narrator uses he, she, it , they the point of view is

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third person (limited or omniscient)

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when the narrator can tell the reader everything about any character, including what will happen in that characters future

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tthird person omniscient

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Define the setting

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Where and when a story takes place

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Explain the willing suspension of disbelief

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Readers are willing to set aside doubts and questions in order to understand and enjoy the story

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When characters battle against nature, the setting of the story also becomes the _______ of the story

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Conflict

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Define allegory

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A story that can be told on 2 different levels. Both levels work and make sense

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Define archetype

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An original after which a story is made (found in all cultures in all times)

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What is the climax of the story rumplestiltskin

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The queen reveals that she knows his name

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What is the resolution of the story Aschenputtel

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Aschenputtel and the prince are married. The 2 sisters go to the wedding and have their eyes plucked out.

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What does the queen dancing herself to death in red hot iron shoes symbolize in snow white

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That her jealousy drove her. She could not stop until snow white was dead

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Give me an example of a pattern of 3 in faithful john

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3 threats to the kings life, 3 tasks faithful john must complete, three deaths and rebirths, etc.

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Define first person point of view

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Narrator uses i, me, we, etc. and is a character in story

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Define exposition

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The beginning of the story in which we find out characters setting and conflict

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Define complication

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The part of the story in which the main character struggles with the conflict and has many problems

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Define climax

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The moment when the conflict is resolved

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Define resolution

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After the climax we learn what happens to the characters

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Define internal conflict

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A conflict within the mind of a charcter

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Define external conflict
A conflict between 2 forces people or things
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What are the 5 elements of indirect characterization
Appearance, actions, speech, thoughts, what others think or feel about and character ( and how they react to him/ her/ it
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What are the5 characteristics of magical realism
Realistic elements, magical elements, humor and exaggeration, distortion of time or character, social or political commentary
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What is the difference between subject and theme
A subject is what the story is about in a word or two. Theme is what we learn about how humans behave in the story, stated in a sentence.
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What do you call extreme exaggeration
Hyperbole
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What is the difference between the protagonist and antagonist
The protagonist is the character who struggles with the conflict. The antagonist struggles against the protagonist.