La Flashcards

(31 cards)

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rhyme poem

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repeated sounds at the end of words or phrases

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internal rhyme poem

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use of rhyming words within a line

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end rhyme poem

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use of rhymes at the ends of lines or phrases

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rhythm/beat poem

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pattern of sound using stressed and unstressed syllables

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5
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meter poem

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pattern of repeated sounds

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repetition

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repeating sounds, words, phrases or lines of a poem

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alliteration

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repeated consonant at the beginning of a word

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onomatopoeia

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use of sounds words such as buzz, pop, or whamo!

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9
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figurative language

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conveys meaning beyond the ordinary, literal meaning

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10
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personification

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giving human qualities to animals or objects

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11
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simile

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a comparison that uses like or as

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metaphor

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a comparison that doesn’t use like or as

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13
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enjambment

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lines continue from one line to the next without punctuation

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end-Stopped lines

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a line that makes sense on it’s own and is punctuated

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15
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what is the short story structure

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  1. intro - charters and setting
  2. initial incident - the problem to be solved
  3. rising action - the events that lead to the climax
  4. climax - the main character changes as a result of the rising action
  5. falling action - tying up of loose ends
  6. ending
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16
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difference between novel and short story structure

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one has a climax and the other has mini climaxes

17
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type of antagonists

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the villain, group villain, inanimate force, intrinsic force

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types of protagonists ;

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lonely hero, group hero, anti heroes

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what is a antagonist

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the antagonist is the primary opponent of the protagonist and the major force standing between the main character and their goal

20
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what’s a protagonist

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the protagonist is the main character whose story is being told through any literary work

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what’s 1st person point of view

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the story told by one of the characters

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what is 2nd person point of view

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the story is told by a narrator talking to the reader

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3rd person

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the story is told by a narrator

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3rd person limited

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the narrator knows the thoughts of 1 character

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3rd person omniscient
the narrator knows the thoughts of every character
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define something’s in atmosphere (mood and etc)
mood: calm, romantic, etc word choice ; words used to describe atmosphere imagery ; 5 senses setting; the atmosphere around everyone
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external and internal conflicts
External: Person vs. Person,, Person vs. Nature, Person vs. Society Internal: person vs. Self
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what is atmosphere
deals with the setting
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what is suspense
a state or feeling of excited or anxious uncertainty about what may happen
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what’s a cliffhanger
a type of narrative or a plot device in which the end is curiously abrupt
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identify a structure of a paragraph
``` Topic Sentence: A sentence stating what the paragraph is about. Supporting Detail/Fact 1 Example 1 Supporting Detail/Fact 2 Example 2 Supporting Detail/Fact 3 Example 3 Concluding Sentence: Restating the topic and wrapping up the paragraph ```