comparing two unlike things using a linking term, such as like of as.

comparing two unlike things without the use of a linking term, such as like or as.

when a writer attributes life-like qualities to inanimate objects.

Round (Dynamic) Characters

main charcters within a literary work that undergo a change as the plot unfolds.

the main character in a literary work (the "hero")

a character(s) or force in a literary work that opposes the protagonist

a character who provides a striking contrast to another character for the purpose of cslling attention to particular traits possessed by the main character.

one character alone on stage statin their problems.

conversation between 2 or more characters on stage that other characters on stage dont hear.

the sequence of events in a major work.

exposition (introduction)

the part of a literary work that provides background information, introduces characters, setting, conflict.

where complications develop and the conflict intensifies in a literary work.

the turning point or high pt. in the action, where the greatest change in the main character, or in the story itself change.

the writer's message within a lw that is often a perception about life or human nature shared with the reader.

contrast between what is expected to happen and what actually exists or happens.

discrepancy between expected result and what actually results.

an implied discrepancy between what is said and what is meant.

occurs when there is a contrast between what a character knows and what another character in the audience knows.

a person, place, or object that represents something beyond itself. (rose=love)

hints or clues to indicate events that will occur later in a narritive.

written convo. between 2 or more characters.

the feeling a writer creates for the reader.

PLOT TRIANGLE -3- -2- -4- -5- -5-

1. introduction2. rising action3.climax4.falling action5.conclusion*see paper for R & J triangle.

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Mid-terms CPEnglish9

CP English 9 Mid-terms @ BMR

Question	Answer
simile	comparing two unlike things using a linking term, such as like of as.
metaphor	comparing two unlike things without the use of a linking term, such as like or as.
personification	when a writer attributes life-like qualities to inanimate objects.
Round (Dynamic) Characters	main charcters within a literary work that undergo a change as the plot unfolds.
protagonist	the main character in a literary work (the "hero")
antagonist	a character(s) or force in a literary work that opposes the protagonist
character foil	a character who provides a striking contrast to another character for the purpose of cslling attention to particular traits possessed by the main character.
soliloquy	one character alone on stage statin their problems.
aside	conversation between 2 or more characters on stage that other characters on stage dont hear.
Plot	the sequence of events in a major work.
exposition (introduction)	the part of a literary work that provides background information, introduces characters, setting, conflict.
rising action	where complications develop and the conflict intensifies in a literary work.
climax	the turning point or high pt. in the action, where the greatest change in the main character, or in the story itself change.
theme	the writer's message within a lw that is often a perception about life or human nature shared with the reader.
irony	contrast between what is expected to happen and what actually exists or happens.
situational irony	discrepancy between expected result and what actually results.
verbal irony	an implied discrepancy between what is said and what is meant.
dramatic irony	occurs when there is a contrast between what a character knows and what another character in the audience knows.
symbol	a person, place, or object that represents something beyond itself. (rose=love)
foreshadowing	hints or clues to indicate events that will occur later in a narritive.
dialogue	written convo. between 2 or more characters.
mood	the feeling a writer creates for the reader.
Identify the title, aurthor, characters, setting, theme, conflict, mood, and climax ofmost dangerous game, sound of thunder, poison, the interlopers, Black Boy, and the sniper.	check paper for answers.
PLOT TRIANGLE -3- -2- -4- -5- -5-	1. introduction2. rising action3.climax4.falling action5.conclusion*see paper for R & J triangle.

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