Reading Literature 6.3 Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

A detailed response

A

Describe

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2
Q

A line graph of story events with the stories beginning on the left and continuing toward the right, ending with the story’s conclusion.

A

plot structure

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3
Q

The character’s quality/trait is stated within the text.

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Direct characterization

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4
Q

Describes an aspect of someone’s behavior that helps create a personality. There can be both positive and negative character traits.

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character traits

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5
Q

At the end of a plot graph. Everything has been worked out (for either better or worse) and the story ends with a character reflection.

A

resolution

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6
Q

A conversation between two characters.

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dialogue

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7
Q

To specify the meaning or importance of the content of the text (novel, poem, article).

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Significant (Significance)

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8
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A story that can be written or told (orally/verbally).

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Narrative

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9
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Quality/trait that is inferred based on what the character(s) say, do, feel, and what they think.

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Indirect characterization

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10
Q

Carefully examine a part of a text such as the plot, characters, setting, or theme of a story to understand how it connects or affects the whole text.

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Analyze

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11
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The character’s qualities and responses stay the same.

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static character

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