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21 Cards in this Set
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Theme |
In a story is develped by the point of view, symbol, confict, characters, setting, and plot. (The moral of the story) |
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Plot |
The sequence of events that make up a story. These elements are: Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution |
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Setting
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When and where the story takes place. There are two types of setting Pysical and Chronological. Pysical=where the story takes place. Chronological="when" or what time the story takes place |
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Character
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The individuals who help the story happen. There are four main types of characters: ~Flat character (a stereotype) ~Round characters (Antagonist most of the time) ~Dynamic characters (Protagonist most of the time) ~Static Character (no change) |
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Conflict
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There are two types of conflict: 1) External- can be man vs. nature or man vs. man 2) Internal- man vs. himself |
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symbol
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An something that represents something else. Ex. red rose= I love you |
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Point of View(POV) |
How the story is told, more specifically, who tells it. There are many versions of POV -First Person -First Person Protagonist -First Person Observer -Third Person -Third person Omniscient -Third Person Dramatic |
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Exposition |
The introduction of a story.
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Rising Action
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The events that lead up to the climax. |
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Climax
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The high point of a story, or the most exciting part.
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Falling Action
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The events that occur after the climax. |
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Resolution
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The end of the falling action and conclusion of the story.
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Indirect Characterizaton
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Development of a character through words, actions, or thoughts from another character.
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Direct Characterizaton
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When the aouther introduces the character straight out.
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Irony
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When a unexpected thing happens.
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Foreshadowing
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Hints the autor gives to show things that may happen later in the book.
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Flashback
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A remembrance a past event.
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Mood
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the way the auother makes you feel through the text.
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Tone |
The authors atitude.
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Protagonist
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The main character.
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Antagonist
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The character Vs. the Protagonist
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