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30 Cards in this Set
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Conflict
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Problem in a story
struggle betweem opposing forces |
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character vs...
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character, society , nature , self
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Antagonist
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advesary, villan main character
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Protagonist
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Hero, Main Character, Good Guy
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Foreshadowing
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Clues or Hints to the future plot
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Plot
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Series of events in the story
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Climax
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Highest point of reader interest, big event
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Setting of Outsiders
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1960's Oklahoma
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Darry
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Pony and Soda's Oldest Brother, conflict with Pony
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Dally
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Reckless hood, gang member, commits suicide, loves Johnny
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Johnny
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Beaten by Soc's, kills Bob, Pony's BF, gangs pet
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Pony Boy
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Protaganist/narrator
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Soda Pop
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Middle Curtis Bro, Movie Star good looks, high on life
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Lorraine
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Protaganist/Narrator who believes in Omens, verbally abused by mom
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John P
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Protaganist, Narrator, bathroom bomber, coming of age
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Angelo Pignati
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Old man who became friends with L & J, said wife Conchetta was in California, but was dead, refused to grow up
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Bobo
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Baboon, Mr. P's best friend, died, choked on a peanut
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similie
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Comparison using like or as
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metaphor
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Direct comparison
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Rhyme scheme
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Repeated rhyme pattern
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Alliteration
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Repetition of first letters of words, consenents
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Assonance
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Repetition of vowel sounds
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Onomatopoeia
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Spelling words the way they sound
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Perconifacation
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Giving human qualities and characeteristics to anything not human
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Imagery
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Mental pics created with words
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Stanza
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Poetry, Paragraph or Group of Lines
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Verse
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One line in a poem
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Adverb
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Words used to describe the action in a sentence, usually ends in -ly
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Fragment
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Imcomplete sentence, did you leave me some ?? Even amount that you have ??
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Conjunction
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Words used to connect words or phrases
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