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ENG VOC FINALS

5/24/12

QuestionAnswer
author's purpose author writes to 1)entertain, 2)inform and or 3) persuade
point of view first person--when an author tells a story from a CHARACTERS POINT OF VIEW second person--(rarely used) aurthor tells the story using "you", AUTHORS POINT OF VIEW third person--Uthors tells story fron point of view from SOMEONE OUTSIDE OF STORY
setting time and place in which story occurs
conflict problem between opposing forces
dialogue refers to an event of converation taking place between characters, most common way author reveals character
mood feeling the author wants the reader to experience
tone the attitude the author has toward the story subject as reflected in the story
theme brief generalized meaning of the story stated in one sentence
antagonist refers to the force, person or obstable that stands in way of character
direct characterization commenting directly on the character
protagonist main character in story
rhyme repitition of a stresssed sound
static characters character that remains same thru out story
indirect characterization 4 elements---1) by showing character acting and speaking 2) by giving the phyical description of the character 3) by reveaing the characters thoughts 5) by revealing what other characters think about the character
dynamic characters experience some change in personality or attitude
complications refers to difficult circumstances that come about thru the characters attempt to find solutions to his or her probelm
exposition part of story that helps the reader understand the background or situation in which the story is set
rising action part of action that happens before the climax and introduces the conflict or problem in the story
climax point of story where tention is highest
resolution part of story where story is brought to an end
falling action action of story that is said to increase tention of climax
plot(DRAW AND LABEL THE DIAGRAM) diagram of story
elements of plot (SUSPENSE) state of tention
foreshadowing planting of events that happen later in the story
flashback when author narrates an event that took place before the current time in the story
simile comparison using like or as
metaphor implied comparison
hyperbole an exaggeration used for imfisise
onomatopoenia use of words that mimic sounds
meter
personification use of words to give animals or other objects human like qualities and charactaristics
alliteration repeated consonsnt sounds
imagery language that appeals to senses
Created by: pacesetter
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