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What are three types of literature?
poetry, fiction, non fiction
What is a type of conflict involving war?
man vs. man
What is a type of conflict involving internal struggle?
man vs. self
What is a type of conflict involving natural issues? (ex. storms)
man vs. nature
What is a type of conflict involving God? (supernatural)
man vs. higher power
What is a type of conflict involving court cases?
man vs. society
What is the order of a plot diagram?
Exposition, Rising Events, Climax, Falling Action, Denouement
What is a plot?
The events of a story
What is exposition?
introduces settings, character, conflicts
What are rising events?
events that build climax
What is a climax?
events that build climax
What is a falling action?
after climax; lead to denouement
What is a denouement?
a resolution
What is a protagonist?
the character around whom all the actions center (not always human)
What is an antagonist?
the character/force opposing the protagonist (not always human)
What can be the setting?
location of the story
lifestyle (rich or poor, uneducated or educated, priorities, etc.)
time period of history (not every story gives a specific date)
What is a theme?
the main idea of the story
What are some examples of a theme?
love, loss, selfishness
What is characterization?
the development of believable characters by the author
Character information is revealed in 4 ways...what are they?
physical/direct description
actions/behavior
speech/thoughts
reactions of others
What is a point of view?
the perspective/advantage point that the story is told
What is 1st person
I me you we us
What is 3rd person OMNISCIENT
he she they
ALL KNOWING
What is 3rd person limited POV
he she they (they don't know everything about every character)
What is symbolism?
an objet, place, or person that has its own significance but also represents something bigger
what are examples of symbolism?
crown = royalty
rock = foundation...stability
What are Edgar Allan Poe's Rules of Short Stories?
Brevity and Unity
What is brevity
short enough to read in one sitting
what is unity
entire story is leading the reader towards certain feelings and emotions