Narrative Conventions Flashcards

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T/F Authors has only one purpose for writing a narrative, text, poem

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False

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T/F Most of the time, an author is driven to produce written texts to entertain, influence, instruct, or comment on events and circumstances.

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True

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T/F Everything that an authors write is meant to deliver a particular message with the intent of being heard or recognized

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True

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T/F In order to achieve an intended purpose, the author could describe their standpoint using their senses.

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True

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T/F Narrative writing style is used by authors when they wish to educate and update their readers.

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False

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T/F Expository writing style is used by authors when they intend to assure and convince their readers of their perspective.

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False

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T/F if an author would like to inform their readers, they present factual information about real life concerns

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True

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T/F if an author would like to entertain their readers, their writing tends to convince and influence.

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False

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T/F in writing fiction, once the author’s purpose is identified, the key elements of a story can be developed

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True

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T/F Narrative Conventions are the tools a writer uses when creating a story.

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True

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disclosing events or narrating details of life

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Narrative Writing

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Describing people, objects, or occurrences using senses

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Descriptive writing

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assuring and convincing the readers to believe their own standpoint

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Persuasive Writing

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educating and updating their readers

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expository writing

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3 General purposes

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To Inform
To Persuade
To Entertain

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provide factual information for the readers

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To Inform

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author’s objective is to convince and influence

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To Persuade

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Author’s objective is to amuse and delight

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To Entertain

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the tools that a writer uses when creating a story

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Narrative Conventions

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who the story is about

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characters

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the means by which writers construct, present, and reveal characters

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characters

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the main character who faces the main conflict, develops strength or learns lesson

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Protagonist

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Character who creates opposition for the protagonist

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Antagonist

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may support the protagonist/antagonist

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Supporting Characters

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Not developed in much detail but serve a purpose
Minor Characters
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(Constructing Characters)
Speech Thoughts Appearance Actions Others
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what they say/how they say it
speech
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What they think about
Thoughts
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how they look/what they wear
Appearance
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things they do/how they behave
Actions
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how other characters feel about them
Other
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main character in the story
protagonist
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villain, enemy, or eveildoer
Antagonist
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character who develops, changes, and evolves
dynamic character
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character who does not experience change
static Character
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complex and risk taker who thinks of methods to resolve issues
Round character
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possesses a singular trait or personality that verges on traditional
flat character
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stereotyped into playing a part expected of him/her
Stock Character
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individual who play a contrasting character to the protagonist
Foil Character
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where the story takes place
Setting
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includes the time, place, and atmosphere or mood created in the narrative
setting
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who is telling the story
point of view
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establishes the distance between the reader and the characters in the story
point of view
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narrator is usually the protagonist
First person POV
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perspective of one character
first person POV
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The narrator is an eyewitness to the events
first person POV
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narrator is an observer/participant
second person POV
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An unusual form of storytelling
second person POV
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addresses the reader directly
second person POV
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the narrator knows it all and sees it all
Third person omniscient
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narrator only focuses on the thoughts/feelings of one character
third person limited
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what happens in the story
plot
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sequence of events and the organization of these elements
plot
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PLOT STRUCTURE
exposition rising action climax falling action resolution
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reader learns the background information needed to understand the story
exposition
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protagonist faces one or more challenges
rising action
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the highest point of tension
climax
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actions that help to unravel/solve the problems
falling action
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the final outcome of the conflict
resolution
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main plot of the story, A protagonist most face
conflict
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types of conflict
CC CS CN CS
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problem with another character
CC
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internal struggle within themselves
character vs self
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aren't accepted into society "norm"
character vs society
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threats to their survival/safety
CN
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central idea of a text
theme
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refers to the selection of language and structural features.
style
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refers to word choice
diction
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literal definition of a word
denotation
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ideas or feelings associated with a word
connotation
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ordering or arrangement of words in a sentence
syntax
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sight
visual
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smell
olfactory
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sound
aural
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taste
gustatory
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touch
tactile
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movement
kinesthetic