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English 310 Exam

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a character of force in conflict with the main character, or protagonist Antagonist
a person or animal who takes part in the action of literary work Character
a character that develops and grows throughout the course of the story Dynamic Character
a character that doesnt change throughout the story Static Character
a character that shows many different virtues Round Character
a character that shows only one virtue Flat Character
the act of creating a character Characterization
directly states the character's traits Direct Characterization
tells the reader what the character looks like, how they act, and the reader has to figure out the traits Indirect Characterization
sequence of events throughout the book Plot
introduces the setting, characters, and the situation Exposition
the highest and most intense part of the story Climax
struggle between opposing forces Conflict
to show or indicate beforehand Foreshadowing
the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literary meaning Irony
the atmosphere; the feeling created in the reader Mood
person who tells the story Narrator
an opinion Point of View
main character Protagonist
the time and place of the action Setting
anything that stands foe or represents something else Symbol
a central message Theme
major character telling the story 1st person
outside voice telling the story;like the novel 3rd person
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