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48 Cards in this Set
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Plot |
what happens in the story, all the related events that move from the story's beginning to its end (series of related events) |
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Climax |
the story's most emotional or suspenseful moment, the point at which the conflict is decided one way or the other |
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*Resolution |
the ending of the story |
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*Conflict |
a struggle between opposing characters or opposing forces |
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*Internal conflict |
a struggle in the character's mind |
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*External conflict |
*External conflict |
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*Foreshadow |
hints or clues about what will happen later in the story |
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*Suspense |
feeling of anxious curiosity and wanting to know what happens next |
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*Motivationall |
all the forces that push or pull people from inside and outside and make them act in a certain way |
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*Character |
anyone who plays a part in a story, acts out the plot |
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*Character traits |
a quality in a person that can't be seen |
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*Inference |
educated guesses based on the evidence you have, to figure out what happened |
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*Dynamic Character |
a character that changes in the story and discovers something of importance about themselves and their world |
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*Static Character |
a character that remains the same |
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*Predict |
guess what will happen next |
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*Historical fiction |
facts and setting are in the past, but the story is made up |
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*1st person point of view |
a character in the story tells the story, we directly share the narrator's thoughts and feelings but we only know what this character knows |
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*3rd person point of view |
someone outside the story is telling the story |
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someone outside the story is telling the story |
all knowing |
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Theme |
a truth about life, a life lesson, explained as a full sentence (compared to TOPIC which is one word) |
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*Flashback |
the author flashes back to an earlier time to tell a story that related to the story being told, the author feels the reader needs this information in order to understand what is happening in the present |
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*Biography |
the story of a person’s life written by someone else |
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*Autobiography |
you write the story of your own life |
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*Imagery |
language that appeals to the senses, creates an image/picture as you read |
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*Tone |
the writer’s attitude in a literary work |
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*Fiction |
writing that is made up, false, not based on truth or actual events |
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*Nonfiction |
writing that is true and based on fact |
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*Mythology |
a set of stories, traditions, or beliefs associated with a particular group or the history of an event |
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*Irony |
when you expect something to happen, but the opposite happens |
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*Moral |
a lesson from a story, tells what is right or just |
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*Context Clues |
the surrounding words and sentences that help you figure out what a word might mean |
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*Motif |
features that are commonly used in literature, features that are repeated in stories, things you typically see in folk tales |
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*Taboo |
a prohibition of something, forbidden to do something |
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*Origin myth |
an imaginative story that explains how something came into being |
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Fable |
a brief story or poem that is usually short, often has animal characters, and teaches a moral |
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*Aesopa |
a Greek slave who wrote many fables |
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*Two types of folktales |
ethnic tales and fairy tales |
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*Legend |
a widely told story that is loosely based on historical facts and people |
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*Poetry |
a written form of expression that evokes certain emotions and usually has a rhyme or rhythm |
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*Free verse |
when a poem has no rhyming pattern |
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*Simile |
when you compare two unlike things using like or as |
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*Metaphor |
when you compare two unlike things directly |
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*Onomatopoeia |
words for the sound something makes |
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*Hyperbole |
extreme exaggeration |
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*Alliteration |
the repetition of beginning sounds in words |
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*Personification |
giving human characteristics to nonhuman things |
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*Oxymoron |
putting together two words that are opposites |
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