ENGLISH 10: 3rd Prelim Exam Flashcards

1
Q

The author of “How my brother Leon brought home a a wife”

A

Manuel E. Arguilla

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2
Q

The setting of the story “How my brother Leon brought home a a wife”

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Nagrebcan

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3
Q

What song did Leon sang with Maria?

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Sky sown with stars

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4
Q

The time, place and period in which the action takes place

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Setting

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5
Q

Can establish the atmosphere of a work

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Setting

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6
Q

Convincing, true to life and have many character traits

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Round character

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7
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Undergoes some type of change in story because of something that happens to them

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Dynamic character

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8
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Stereotyped, shallow, often symbolic. They have one or two personality traits

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Flat character

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9
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Does not change in the course of the story

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Static characters

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10
Q

The main character in the literary work

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Protagonist

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11
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The character who opposes the protagonist

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Antagonist

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12
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The series of events and actions that takes place in the story

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Plot

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13
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The start of the story. The way things are before the action starts

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Exposition

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14
Q

The series of conflicts and crisis in the story that lead to the climax

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Rising action

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15
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The turning point. The most intense moment (either mentally or action)

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Climax

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16
Q

All of the action which follows the climax

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Falling action

17
Q

The conclusion, the tying together of all the threads

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Resolution

18
Q

The perspective from which story is told

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Point of view

19
Q

The author is telling the story

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Omniscient point of view

20
Q

Third person, told from the viewpoint of a character in the story

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Limited omniscient

21
Q

Story is told from point of view of one of the characters who uses the first person pronoun “I”

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First person

22
Q

A piece of fiction is its central idea. It usually contains some insight into the human condition

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Theme

23
Q

A general statement of the central idea of a work of a literature. The idea the writer wishes to portray…

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Literary element of theme

24
Q

A symbol represents an idea, quality, or concept larger than itself

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Symbolism

25
Q

A reference to a person, place, or literary, etc…

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Alussion

26
Q

The prevailing emotional and mental climate of a piece of fiction

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Atmosphere

27
Q

The reproduction of a conversation between two of the characters

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Dialogue

28
Q

Early clues about what will happen later in a piece of fiction

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Foreshadowing

29
Q

The difference between what is expected and reality

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Irony

30
Q

A writers individual and distinct way of writing

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Style

31
Q

The way the time moves through a novel

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Structure

32
Q

Starts at the beginning and moves through time

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Chronological

33
Q

Starts in the present and then goes back to the past

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Flashback

34
Q

Starts in the present, flashes back to the past, and returns to the present at the conclusion

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Circular or Anticipatory

35
Q

Same story told from different viewpoints

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Panel