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Fiction-Final Exam

Final Exam Review

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What introduces the problem, setting and characters in a story? the Exposistion
What makes the conflict worse? Complications/ Rising Action
What is the turning point of a story? Climax
When does the problem begin to be solved? Falling Action
When is everything resolved? Resolution
What is the series of events of a story? Plot
What are the two types of conflict? Internal and external
What are the three types of external conflict? Man v. Man Man v. Society Man v. Nature
What is the one type of internal conflict? Man v. Self
What is a character? Person, animal, or thing in a story
Who is the good guy or main character? Protagonist
Who is the bad guy or opposes the main character? Antagonist
What type of character changes due to conflict in the story? Dynamic
What are the two types of characterization? Indirect and Direct
What is the reason behind a character's behavior? Motivation
Which character stays the same? Static
What genre of lit is a made up story? Fiction
What genre of lit is based on fact? Nonfiction
What is another word for genre? Type (Of Literature)
The settign of a story describes what? Place, time, environment
What is the author's attitude? Tone
What is the atmosphere of the story? Mood
P.I.E Persuade Inform Entertain
Describe a flashback. When the author refers back to an earlier event in the story
Describe foreshadowing. When the author gives clues about what's to come.
Explain the 3 Common types of POV. Fist person: one character is telling the story (I, me, my) Third person Omniscient: narrator knows all thoughts and feelings Third person Limited: narrator knows thoughts and feelings of one character
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