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all the actions and events in a story is called the
all the actions and events in a story is called the
plot
vantage point from which a story is told is known as the
vantage point from which a story is told is known as the
point of view
a struggle between opposing forces is known as the
a struggle between opposing forces is known as the
conflict
the method a writer uses to develop characters is known as
the method a writer uses to develop characters is known as
characterization
the differences between appearances and reality in literature is known as
the differences between appearances and reality in literature is known as
irony
in a standard plot, the part where the characters and settings are introduced is known as the
in a standard plot, the part where the characters and settings are introduced is known as the
exposition
The two different types of conflicts are
The two different types of conflicts are
external and internal
The two different methods of characterization are
The two different methods of characterization are
direct and indirect
The three different types of irony are
The three different types of irony are
verbal, situational, and dramatic
What are the three main point of views focused on in English class
What are the three main point of views focused on in English class
first person, third person limited, and third person omniscient
where and when a story takes place is known as the
where and when a story takes place is known as the
setting
conversation between characters is called
conversation between characters is called
dialogue
the feeling created in a reader by a literary work is referred to as
the feeling created in a reader by a literary work is referred to as
mood
a feeling of uncertainty about the outcome of events in a work of literature is called
a feeling of uncertainty about the outcome of events in a work of literature is called
suspense
the central message or insight into life revealed through a literary work is the
the central message or insight into life revealed through a literary work is the
theme
a struggle against an outside force is what is a/an
a struggle against an outside force is what is a/an
external conflict
when the writer tells the reader about a character it is
when the writer tells the reader about a character it is
direct characterization
a character that develops, changes, & learns something during the course of a story is a
a character that develops, changes, & learns something during the course of a story is a
dynamic character
difference between what a character thinks, and what the reader knows as true in a work of literature is known as
difference between what a character thinks, and what the reader knows as true in a work of literature is known as
dramatic irony
when the story is told from someone outside of the story, through the perspective of all characters is is being told through a
when the story is told from someone outside of the story, through the perspective of all characters is is being told through a
third person omniscient point of view
comparing 2 things using “like” or “as” is known as a/an
comparing 2 things using “like” or “as” is known as a/an
simile
giving human characteristics to non-human things is called
giving human characteristics to non-human things is called
personification
an intentional exaggeration for emphasis or comic effect in literature is known as
an intentional exaggeration for emphasis or comic effect in literature is known as
hyperbole
an expression with contradictory words is a/an
an expression with contradictory words is a/an
oxymoron
a phrase or expression which means something different from what the words actually say is called a/an
a phrase or expression which means something different from what the words actually say is called a/an
idiom
What are "the three Ds of English" according to your notes
What are "the three Ds of English" according to your notes
dialogue, dialect, and diction
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