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English Final
Term | Definition |
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Unit3 Antagonist | person who works against the antagonist |
Unit 3 Character | person/animal who figures in the action of a literary work |
Unit 3 Conflict | struggle between two forces |
Unit 3 Dynamic Character | changes throughout the story |
Unit 3 Hyperbole | an exaggeration made for rhetorical effect |
Unit 3 Irony | difference between appearance and reality |
Unit 3 Irony of a situation | when an event occurs that violates expectations of the characters/reader/ or audience |
Unit 3 Major Character | main character |
Unit 3 Minor Character | back up character behind the major character |
Unit 3 Metaphor | figure of speech in which one this is spoken/written about as if it were another |
Unit 3 Moral | a lesson, usually relating to the principles of right and wrong |
Unit 3 Personification | to make an inanimate object do human/animal things |
Unit 3 Plot | a series of events related to the central conflict/struggle |
Unit 3 Point of View | how a story is told |
Unit 3 Protagonist | main character |
Unit 3 Simile | figure of speech that makes a comparison, showing similarities between two different things |
Unit 3 Static Character | doesn't change throughout the story |
Unit 3 Tall Tale | a story with unbelievable elements, related as if it were true and factual |
Unit 3 Tenor | the word, phrase, or subject |
Unit 3 Vehicle | any general method by which an author, poet, or artist accomplishes her purpose |
Unit 5 Aim | his/her purpose of goal |
Unit 5 Anecdote | usually a short narrative of an interesting/amusing/ or biographical incident |
Unit 5 Article | brief work of nonfiction on a specific topic |
Unit 5 Autobiographies | story of a persons life, wrote by that person |
Unit 5 Biographies | story of a persons life, told by someone other than that person |
Unit 5 Essay | short piece of writing on specific topic |
Unit 5 Internal conflict | struggle that takes place inside the character |
Unit 5 Narrator | tells the story |
Unit 5 Repetition | |
Unit 5 Satire | essay that is humorous |
Unit 5 Speech | |
Unit 5 Tone | an attitude or mood |
TKAM Climax | The moment in a story at which the crisis reaches its point of greatest intensity |
TKAM Denouement | ties the loose ends of the story |
TKAM Expositin | introduces characters/setting |
TKAM Falling action | after the climax, before resolution |
TKAM Flashback | to go back and see what happens in the story |
TKAM Foreshadowing | hints leading to the future |
TKAM Inciting incident | after exposition before rising action |
TKAM Premise | a previous statement or proposition from which another is inferred or follows as a conclusion. |
TKAM Resolution | the solving of a problem |
TKAM Rising Action | a related series of incidents in a literary plot that build toward the point of greatest interest |
TKAM Setting | the place or time |
TKAM Symbol | a thing that represents or stands for something else |
TKAM Theme | the subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or an exhibition; a topic. |
Unit 5 External Conflict | struggle that takes place between a character and some outside force |