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Nf Skills Comp Test Flashcards

(27 cards)

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True or false
The narrator is a character who participates in the action is: first person

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True

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What pronouns does first person use?

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I, me, and we

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Whose thoughts, observations, and feelings does a first person states

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Only his/ hers

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4
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Second-person: the narrator is there to

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Inform the reader

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Second-person: what can the narrator only share

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His or hers thoughts,insights, or guidance

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Second person: the narrator speaks directly to the reader using the pronouns

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You or we

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Second person: the narrator is usually addressing

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More than one person at a time

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Third-person: the narrator is an

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UnNamed person

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Third-person: true or false
The narrator is a character in the story

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False

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Third-person: true or false the narrator may not be a character in the story

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True

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Third-person: The narrator speaks to the reader using pronouns

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He,she, and, they

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Third-person limited: true or false
provides some access to the main characters thoughts, but not other characters?

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True

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Third-person omniscient: the narrator reveals all of the characters are…..

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Thinking and feeling

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Third-person omniscient:
If the action changes from one character to another in a scene, the reader can still

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Know what every character really thinks

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Subgenres: nonfiction

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A genre of literature based in facts describes real events, people, and ideas

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Subgenres: biography

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The story of another person’s life

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Subgenres: memoir

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An account of a view of a within one’s life relates to a specific event incident or experience written in first person

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Subgenres: drama

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A genre of literature, written in a form of dialogue and a play or script

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Figurative language: alliteration

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A repetition of constant sounds most often at the beginning of words, symbols, usually numbers of three

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Figurative language: allusion

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A shortcut for writers in which they use common reference to provide comparisons to the reader without going to elaborate details, a reference to a famous artwork, for example literature, character, painting biblical reference

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Figurative language: dialect

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A variation of language spoken by a select group or by many people within geographical region

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Figurative language: hyperbole

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A figure of speech that uses purposeful exaggeration to expect strong emotion, make a point or create humor

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Figurative language: imagery

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The use of words that appeal to one of the five senses to help create an image for the reader

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Figurative language: metaphor

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A figure of speech that compares seemingly unlike things by stating they are equal using existence, verb

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Figurative language: personification
A figure of speech in which a human trait is given to an animal or object
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Figurative language: simile
I think you have speech using like or as to compare seemingly unlike objects
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