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20 Cards in this Set
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Repeating the first letter, usually in a poem.
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Alitteration
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The introduction, climax, and resolution.
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Plot
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Language that evokes one or all of the five senses: seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, touching.
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Imagery
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a comparison using 'like' or 'as'.
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Similie
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Like a similie except you say something is something else.
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Metaphor
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Time and place in a story
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Setting
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Showing some things in the past for better understanding.
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Flashback
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Telling a story from the ponit of view 'I'
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POV: 1st person
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'You' point of view in a story.
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POV: 2nd person
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Allows the author to be all knowing; the author has the point of view; 'He walked down the road.'
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POV: 3rd person
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a word that imitates the sound it reprisentes. example: 'Buzz' = ZZZZZ
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Onomatopoeia
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Something that gives hints or clues to what might happen next.
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Foreshadowing
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An object that has a meaning to the main story line.
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Symbolism
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The person who causes the most trouble to the Protagonist.
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Antagonist
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The main character.
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Protagonist
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The turning point in a story where the ending becomes clear.
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Climax
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The struggle between two opposing forces.
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Conflict
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Someone's ideas and opnions etc. are directly opposed and opposite to anothers.
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Foil
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the general feel of a story
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Mood
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Man Vs. Man
Man Vs. Society Man Vs. Nature Man Vs. Himself Man Vs. Evil |
Theme
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