English Test 1 Flashcards

1
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main scheme or story line of literary work

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plot

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2
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plot diagram

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esposition
rising action 
climax 
falling action 
resolution
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3
Q

main problem in a story

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conflict

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4
Q

protagonist

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leading character

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5
Q

antagonist

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character who opposes struggles against the protagonist

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6
Q

round

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changes through out story

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7
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flat

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stays the same

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8
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a process of reasoning from a premise to a conclusion a logical deduction

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inference

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9
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another character in a story who contrast with the main character usually to highlight one of their attributes

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foils

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10
Q

setting

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time place story takes place

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11
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imagery

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the words and phrases to create mental images for the reader

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12
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verbal irony

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meaning implied by a sentence/word is diffrent than the actual meaning

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13
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dramatic irony

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when the reader knows something the character doesn’t

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14
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situational irony

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when the opposite of what u expect happens

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15
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a writers choice of words that reflected a distinct tome tot heir writing

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diction

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16
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the actual way in which the words and sentences are placed together

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syntax

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17
Q

central idea of a work of literature

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theme

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18
Q

quotes straight from the text that supports it

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textual evidence

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19
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definitive stance the narrators adopts in shaping a specific emotional perspective toward the story

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mood

20
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symbolism

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using an object or action that means something more than it’s literal meaning

21
Q

a figure of speech where by the author refers to a subject matter by way of an expressed or implied reference

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allusion

most common: bible shakespeare mythology

22
Q

personal symbols created by an individual person

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invented symbols

23
Q

symbols understood by groups of people universally recognized

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inherited symbol

24
Q

Flashback

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The depiction of an event that has taken place before the present time

25
Q

narrative

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Voice how the story is conveyed Voice telling the story

26
Q

The narrator is a character within the story and can only interpret events from his or her perspective

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first person

27
Q

The narrator reports faxed and interpret events from the perspective of a single character

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thrird person limited

28
Q

and all knowing narrator reports faxed and may interpret events and or relate thoughts feelings of any character

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third person omni

29
Q

facts of a narrative reported by a seemingly neutral impersonal observer

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third person obj

30
Q

that sums up the central idea of your paper

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thesis

31
Q

context

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sets the framework

32
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subject

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answers the who or the what that is being discussed

33
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claim

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this is the argument the claim should always be debatable

34
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points

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the body of the paper the info that supports the claim

35
Q

established through introductory phrase

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context

36
Q

use nouns or noun phrases

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subject

37
Q

use the verb

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claim

38
Q

use a preposition term

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points

39
Q

should be in general and funnel toward being more specific

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intro paragraph

40
Q

starts off specific and ends general

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conclusion

41
Q

richard edward connell

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most dangerous game

42
Q

o henry

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gift of the maji

42
Q

truman cat rope

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a christmas memory

43
Q

james hurst

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scarlet ibis

44
Q

nathanielchawthore

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young goodman brown