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16 Cards in this Set
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drama
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story written to be acted out
actors and actresses taking parts tradegies and comedies |
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tragedies
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serious plays which hero or heroine suffers defeat or death
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lighting
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helps to establish the desired mood or the time of day or season
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climax
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emotional or suspenseful moment to keep audience interested
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monologue
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a long speech spoken by one character
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suspense
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makes reader uncertain or untense to wut is to happen next
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charcterization
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methods used to present the personaility of a character
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symbol
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thing that has meaning in itself but represents or stands for something else
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verbal irony
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when writer or speaker says one thing and means something completly different
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irony of a situation
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situation turns out completly different from what we expect
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dramatic irony
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when reader knows something character in play or story doesnt
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narration
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kind of writing or speaking that relates a story
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tone
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attitude writer takes to the subject
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inference
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a reasonable conclusion made about something based on clues
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theme
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main idea
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allusion
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referance of work to an actual event person or place which the speaker expects the audience to recognize
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