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Comp 2.0
Composition 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| One Type of fictional liturature | Prose |
| One Type of fictional liturature | Poetry |
| One Type of fictional liturature | Drama |
| Elements of short stories | Setting |
| Elements of short stories | Plot |
| Plot chart includes: | Intro rising action Climax falling action conclution |
| Characters Include | Round characters |
| Characters Include | Flat Characters |
| Characters Include | Antagonist |
| Characters Include | Protagonist |
| Types of Conflict | Internal Conflict |
| Types of Conflict | External Conflict |
| Types of Conflict | Man vs. Man (fighting/ phyisical) |
| Types of Conflict | Man vs. Circumstance |
| Types of Conflict | Man vs. Society |
| Types of Conflict | Man vs. Himself |
| Characterization | how the author developes the character in the story by way of the authors description |
| Point of View | Perspective: First Person- I Second Person-he and i did x,y or x... Third person (omniscient)- God's Eye View Third person (limited)- focuses on one person. |
| Theme | central or controling idea |
| Foreshadowing | context clues |
| Parody | imitation |
| Caricature | Drawing |
| Types of Irony: | Situational Irony |
| Types of Irony: | Verbal Irony |
| Hyperbole | exaggeration |
| Understatement | Pretty self-explanitory |
| Types of Poetry:Epic | Long poem, heroic figures, like a story |
| Types of Poetry:Ode | Long eleaborate poem on one topic |
| Types of Poetry:Elegy | A poem about death |
| Types of Poetry:Ballad | Has a refrain of chorus |
| Types of Poetry: Free Verse | Lack of controlling format |
| Types of Sounds:Alliteration | when the first sound is repeated |
| Types of Sounds: Assonance | the repition of a vowel sound |
| Types of Sounds: Consonance | the repition of a consonant sound |
| Onomatopea | Sounds like the word's meaning. Example: Buzz, Hiss, bang! |
| Types of Figuretive Language:Pun | A play on words |
| Types of Sounds:Enjambment | the running on of the thought from one line, couplet, or stanza to the next without a syntactical break. |
| Types of Drama: | Tradgedy And.... |
| Types of Drama: | Comedy |
| Types of Comedy: | High and Low comedy |
| Soliloquiy: | chacter talks to itself |
| monologs | a long speech by one person |
| aside | where the audience can hear but oone individual cannot |
| poetic justice | carma... characters get whats coming to them |