Midterm Review Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Characters

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the actors in a story’s plot

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Setting

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is the time and place of the story’s action

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Protagonist

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the main character

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Antagonist

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is in conflict with the main character

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Conflict

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a struggle between two or more opposing forces

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Internal Conflict

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is within the mind of the character

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External Conflict

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is between a character and an outside element, other characters, society, fate

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Point of View

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is the relationship of the narrator to the story

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1st Person POV

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has an “I, me, we, my” narrator

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3rd Person Omniscient

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has an “he, she, it, they” narrator

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3rd Person Limited

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has an “he, she, it, they” narrator

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Theme

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is the central idea or message of the story

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Stated Theme

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is presented directly in the story

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Implied Theme

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is not directly in the story - you must infer based on elements in the story

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Plot

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the sequence of events of the story

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Exposition

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introduces the story’s characters, setting, and conflict

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Rising Action

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occurs as complications, twists in the plot, or conflict intensification occurs

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Climax

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the emotional high point of the story

the turning point of the story

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Falling Action

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this is the logical result of the climax

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Resolution

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presents the final outcomes of the story.

this is THE END of the story

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Symbolism

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when an author uses an object to represent an idea

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Standard Symbolism

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are symbols that are known throughout the world and mean the same thing to everyone

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Personal Symbolism

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are symbols that are known by a specific culture and do not have meaning beyond that culture

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Irony

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is a contrast between what is expected to happen and what actually occurs

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Verbal Irony
is when what is said is the opposite of what it meant
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Dramatic Irony
is when what a character knows contrasts what the audience knows
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Situational Irony
is when a character or reader expects one thing to happen but something else happens instead
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Indirect Charactrization
when the reader has to use clues in the text to determine descriptions of the characters
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Characterization
a portrayal or description of a character
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Direct Characterization
when the author gives a description of a character in the story