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english literary terms #1

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tone   expresses the writers attitude toward his subject.  
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style   is a manner of writing. it involves not what is said, but how something is said.  
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setting   the time and place of the action of a story, poem, or play.  
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mood   a feeling that a literary work conveys to the reader.  
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plot   a sequence of related events that make up to express.  
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main idea   a central idea that writer wishes to express.  
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conflict   a struggle between opposing forces.  
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foreshadowing   occurs when a writer provides hints to suggest future events in a story.  
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suspense   is a feeling of growing tension and excitement.  
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drama   is a form of literature meant to be performed by actors in front of an audience.  
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theme   a message about life or human nature that is communicated by a literary work.  
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historical fiction   contemperary fiction that is set in the past.  
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summarizing   the process of briefly recounting the main ideas of a piece of writing in a person's own words, while omitting unimportant details.  
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climax   the point of maximum interest, or turning point in a story.  
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flashback   a scene from an earlier time that interrupt the ongoing action.  
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imagery   words or phrases that appeal to the readers' five senses.  
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exposition   sets the tone, establishes the setting, introduces the characters and gives the reader important background information. The structure of the plot normally begins with this.  
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rising action   refers to the events in the story that move the plot foward.  
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resolution/ falling action   the part of the plot of a story that occurs after the climax.  
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point of view   the perspective from which a story is told. When the story is told from the first-person point of view, the narrarator is a character in the story. When a writer uses a third-person point of view, the story is told by a narrative voice outside the actio  
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characterization   consists of all the techniques writers us to create characters.  
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dynamic characters   change signifiacntly.  
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static characters   change only a little or not at all.  
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narrative hook   a literary device used at the very beginning of a story to engage the readers curiosity.  
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