FINAL EXAM Flashcards

(46 cards)

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NonFiction

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story on real people and events

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Literary NonFiction

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uses literary techniques found in diction to tell a NonFiction story

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Informational NonFiction

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focuses on providing factual info about real life topics

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Autobiography

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the personal acount of a persons life written by that person

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Biography

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the account of a person’s life written by another person

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Main-Idea

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the central part of the writing

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Summarizing

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expressing the main points in a very clear way

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Facts

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something proven to be true

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opinion

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a persons persepctive or understanding

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text structure

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the way the author organizes the info

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Authors purpose

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why the author is writing the piece to inform/entertain/persuade

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R.A.C.E

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Restate Question-Answer Question-Cite evedence in form of a quote-Explan/summarize your response

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Plot

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the sequence/order of events in a story

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Exposition

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introduces setting, characters, conflict

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Rising Action

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events that build tension, feelings: anxiety, fear etc.

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Conflict

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internal or external problem that our character faces

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Climax

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BIG TURNING POINT!!!

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Falling action

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small events that lead to resolution

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Resolution

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the solution to the original conflict

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Characterization

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character traits, feelings, actions, sayings, thoughts, relationships, what makes the character the character

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Theme

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central message or lesson the author wants the reader to take away “vibe”

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Figurative language

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the use of words or phrases to convey meaning beyond literal interpretations

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Simile

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figurative language that compares 2 things using “like” or “as”

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Metaphor

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figurative speech comparing 2 things by stating that one is the other

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Personification
figurative device where human attributes/feelings are given to non-human things
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Hyperbole
extravagent exaggeration, more then needed
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Sensory language
using the 5 senses in writing (touch, smell, hear, see, taste)
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Protagonsit vs Antagonist
good guy vs bad guy
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Internal character conflict
characters own struggles
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external character conflict
struggle between character and outside force
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Foreshadowing
predicting what will happen in the story, going forward in time
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Flashback
looking back in time
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Drama
includes novels, plays, short stories
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Irony
language that normally signifies the opposite
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Situational Irony
occurs when there is a gap between what is expected and what actually happens ex: firehouse burns down
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Dramatic irony
occurs in film and literature, the audience knows something that the characters do not ex: Horror movies, Jaws
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Verbal irony
occurs when the speaker says one tiing but means the opposite ex: saying "beautiful weather" on a rainy day
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Symbolism
use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities
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Narrative writing
tells a story, uses the elements of a plot, includes dialogue between characters, protagonist and antagonist
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Argumentative writing
states a claim that is supported by evidence and includes a counterclaim and research-based evidence
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C-SET
Persuasive writing C-Claim position on topic S-Support with your own reasoning E-Evidence T-Tie in with one final persuasive statement
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Informational writing
establishes information that supports a topic R.A.C.E
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Genre
category characterized by similarities in form, style, subject, matter
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Stanzas
a group of lines seperated by a line break
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Rhyme scheme
how things Rhyme AAbb AbAb
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Repetition
re-use of words/phrases to emphasize a point