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vocab 6th grade

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a character or a force in conflict with the main character, or protagonist antagonist
the turning point, the point at which events will go one way or another climax
a character that is one-sided and often streotypical flat
one who changes or grows during the course of the literary work dynamic
one that is fully developed and exhibits many traits-often both faults and virtues. Resembles a real person round
one who does not change static
the general name given to literary techniques that involve surprising, interesting , or amusing contradictions irony
a character struggles against some outside force, such as another person, a force of nature, and the environment external conflict
words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses imagery
this takes place within the mind of a character. the character strugges to make a decision, take an action, or overcome a feeling internal conflict
a character whose actions are noble or inspiring hero
this is a conversation between character dialogue
a subject is spoken or written of as though it were something else. several comparisions are made without using the words like or as extended metaphor
the authors use of clues to hint at what might happen later in the story foreshadowing
a literary device in which an earlier event is insertedinto the normal time order of narrative flashback
a lesson taught by aliterary work moral
writing that tells a story narration
any events that occur during the falling action resolution
a reason that explains or partially explains a charachers thoughts, feelings, actions, or speech motive
Created by: kmm0602
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