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24 Cards in this Set
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A comparison using like or as
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Similie
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A comparison that does not use words like or as. EX - Rock WAS a tiger in the football game las week.
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Metaphor
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The devise that results whena word sounds like it's meaning. Ex - PLOP!
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Onomonopeia
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Resuls when a sentance conains he repition of the same words. Ex- how much wood could a wood chuck wood if a woodchuck could chuck wood
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Alliteraion
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The technique of assigning human qualities to imitae (non- human) objects. Ex- Deah stood at his door
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Personifictation
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A story consist of the episodes or he evens that make up the action.
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Plot
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The authors message or underlying purpose is writing purpose is writing a story, novel, or play
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Theme
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In, literature, the setting consist of the time and the place of the acion
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Setting
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the devise used by an author to develop a charactor through what the charactor is saying and doing, what other people in the story say about him/her and what the auor reveals directly or through a charactor
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Charactorization
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A make believe person *or animal) in a work of ficion
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Charactor
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Protagonist, hero
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Major charactor
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Helps main charactor
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Minor charactor
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one that never changes
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static Charactor
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One that changes
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Dynamic Charactor
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Plot Line?
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1.Exposition
2.Rising action 3.Climax 4.Falling action 5.Resolution |
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The practice of using an object to represent a belief, idea, supersttition, or an institution.
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Symbolism
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The struggle between two opposing forces; this struggle forms the basis for a plot
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Conflict
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3 Conflicts?
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Person vs Person
Person vs Self Person Vs Nature |
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The Technique that authors use to drop hints or clues about what will hapen later in the story. Helping o build he suspense
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Forshadowing
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Results when the outcome of a siuation is opposie to what the reader ight have expected often creates a surprise ending
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Irony
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Story told in Verse,old,meant to be sung, and UNKOWN origin. Ex- : Battle of New Orlens"
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Folk Ballad
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Story to in verse, meant to be sung and written by a KNOWN author. Ex- " Ballad of the Alamo"
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Literary Ballad
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Poem that tells a story. Ex- Midnigh ride of paul Revere
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Narrative
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A poem tha expressis thoughs emotion or feeling
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Lyric
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