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Literature Finals

Finals for literature

TermDefinition
Plot The series of events in a story
Conflict A struggle
Conflict A struggle
Setting Where and when the story takes place
Antagonist The bad guys in a story
Protagonist The good guys in a story
Synonym Nearly the same as the other word
Antonym Opposite of the other word
Climax Most exciting point of the story
Narrator Person telling the story
Nonfiction True story
Context clues Information that appears near a word and offers suggestions about its meaning
Theme The main idea
Evidence A body of facts indicating whether a believe is true
Fact/opinion A fact is the truth and you can support it and in opinion is a belief and sometimes cannot be proven
Moral A lesson
Short story A story with a fully developed theme but shorter than a novel
Novel Long narrative which describes Fictional characters
Autobiography A biography by yourself
Biography Someone's life written by someone else, narrator is also the author
Short story A story with a fully developed theme but shorter than a novel
Parody An imitation
Irony The use of words that mean the opposite of what you really think
Point of view A position or perspective from which something is considered or evaluated
Created by: Bunnyluver152
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