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9th english

finals for english

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fiction writing about imained events or characters
nonfiction writing about real events
genre indicates the literary form of type into which works are classified according to what they have in common either in formal structures or in their treatment of subject matter or both
historical fiction story based upon an historical even but has nonfiction characters
characterization developement of personalities
protagonist main character
antagonist characer who is against the protagonist
static character one who does not change during the course of the story
dynamic character one who does change during the course of the story
stock character one found again and again in different literary works
plot the sequence of events in a story
1st stage exposition introduction sets the mood intro of characters and setting
2nd stage inciting incident the event that introduces the central conflict
3rd stage rising action develops the conflict
conflict man vs self, man vs man, man vs society, man vs nature, man vs fate
4th stage climax when the character takes action against conflict
5th stage falling action all events that follow the climax
6th stage resoultion point at which central conflict has ended
7th stage denouement any material that follows the resoultion and ties up the loose ends
ritual standard meaning to a common experience ritualized patterns
rites of passage seperation from everyday life, initiation/transformation, return
symbolism using objets or images to represent abstract ideas
metaohor a figure or speach which involves n implied comparison between two relatively unlike things using a form of be
allusion reference in one literary work to a character theme setting or event to found in another literary work
irony a difference between appearance and reality
Created by: mktmac
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