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44 Cards in this Set
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Climax
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Turning point
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Conflict
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Battle between two opposing forces
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External
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The character or main figure struggles against some OUTSIDE force
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Internal
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The struggle against some element in a characters personality
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Protagonist
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The main character in a literary work
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Resolution
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Wrapping up of the story
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Rising action
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Combination of all the plot events leading to the climax
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Round character
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Fully developed character
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Setting
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Time and place a story occurs
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Short story
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The short fictional prose that usually makes up between ten and twenty pages
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Theme
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The central message, concern, or purpose of a literary work
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Antagonist
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A character or force on conflict with the main character or protagonist
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Dynamic character
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A dramatic character who undergoes An important inner change, As a change in personality or attitude
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Exposition
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A writing or speech that explains a process or presents information
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Flat character
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Not fully developed but useful in carrying out some narrative purpose of the author
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Foreshadowing
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Authors use of clues to hint at what might happen later in the story
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Plot
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Sequence of events and which each event results from a previous one and causes the next
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Point of view
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Perspective or vantage point, from which the story is told
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Situational irony
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Irony involving a situation in which actions have an effect that is opposite from what was intended, so that out come is contrary to what is expected
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Static
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A dramatic character who undergoes little or no inner change
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Tone
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Writers attitude toward the readers and toward the subject, conveyed by the language and rhythm of the speaker
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Verbal irony
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A person says or writes one thing and means another
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What was the suspense of tell tale heart?
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Sound of the heart beating
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Action verbs come after what??
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Direct objects
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What point of view was Charles told from?
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First person
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Laurie's mother is worried about the bad influence Charles may have on her son. Why is this humorous, once you know the surprise ending? What type of literary device is this??
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Situational irony
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What is the climax of tell tale heart?
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Mad man kills old man
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What is the climax of Charles
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Mom goes to PTA meeting and finds out that her sin is Charles
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What is the climax of up the slide?
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Gained the head of the mountain
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What is the climax of the dinner party?
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People scream and snake runs out
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Climax of a retrieved reformation
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Girl gets out of safe
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Climax of medicine bag
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Martin brings his friend to see his grandfather
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What is the resolution of "the dinner party"?
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When the lady tells every body that the snake was lying across her foot
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In "the medicine bag" why did grandpa collapse?
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Heat exhaustion
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In the medicine bag what is the main reason that grandpa came to visit
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He feels this that death is near
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Simple, complex, or compound??
Joe waited for the train |
Simple
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In up the slide what is the conflict?
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Man v/s nature
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What contributes to the Conflict in up the side
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Setting
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What is the rising action Of up the slide
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Going Up the slide
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What is it called when the subject of the sentence does the action
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Active voice
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What is it called on the subject of the sentence receives the action
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Passive voice
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Simple, complex, or compound??
Joe waited for the train, but the train was late |
Compound
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Simple, complex, or compound
While Joe waited at the train station, Joe realize that the train was late |
Complex
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Foil
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Another character in the story Who contrast with the main character, Usually to highlight one of their attributes
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