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ENG IV U2

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Which of these best demonstrates situational irony? A trapeze artist reveals to her psychiatrist that she is afraid of heights.
catharsis a feeling achieved when someone views art and releases emotions to become renewed
characterization the act of creating a personality in a story
climax the highest point of suspense in a story
drama a play that has a script for actors to perform
foreshadow to give a hint or indication of a future event in a story
paradox statement that appears to contradict itself
protagonist the main character
resolution when and how the characters are able to overcome the conflict
short story a fiction narrative shorter than book-length fiction
suspense the tension and excitement caused by the delay of the climax
situational irony when the opposite of what is expected happens
Which correction should be made in this sentence? He was a self made man, but he remained humble despite his success. A hyphen should be placed between self and made.
Which correction should be made in this sentence? Two mules were brought to market-neither of them was sold. Replace the hyphen with a dash.
Ted’s fear of failure is a major source of ___ conflict in this short story. internal
One of Christian’s conflicts is that he is ___ but lacks wit. handsome
The audience’s feeling of fear or foreboding is the ___ at the end of Act One. mood
The series of events that build up to the climax is called ___. rising action
Which of these examples of dialogue is punctuated correctly? “The last time we were here,” Mrs. Stern explained, “it rained all day.”
Which pnctution shld be added in the quote to show an omision of wrds? “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights ___ Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” ellipsis
Which of these is a paradox? The faster we work, the more we fall behind.
The one hundred men who have been hired to kill Lignière are a(n) ___ conflict for our hero. external
A book-length work of fiction is a(n) ___. novel
The use of ___ from other characters within the play reveals much about the characters. dialogue
who or what opposes the protagonist antagonist
rising action series of events that lead up to the climax in a story
dashes used to show an interruption of speech without omitting words
hyphen punc. mark placed btwn compound adj. amd acts as a single idea in front of nouns
ellipses 3 dots indicate words have been left out of a quote
internal conflict occurs between a character and themselves while an external conflict occurs btwn a character & themselves
external conflict occurs btwn a character & someone/smthng against their control
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