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These literary terms are used to analyze, interpret, and discuss literature.

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when the opposite of what you expect happens   Irony  
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a word or phrase that replaces a more offensive or disturbing word or phrase   Euphemism  
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the way an author chooses to tell a story   Point of View  
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the narrator is a character in the story and uses words such as "I, me, or my"   1st person point of view  
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the narrator is NOT a character in the story and follows only the main character   3rd person limited point of view  
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the narrator is NOT a character in the story and follows multiple characters   3rd person omniscient point of view  
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when the author hints or suggests something that will happen later in the story   foreshadow  
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the group a story is placed in based on common elements   genre  
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the time and place a story occurs   setting  
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the main character in a story   protagonist  
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the character that is against the main character   antagonist  
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the way an author organizes fiction stories   plot  
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the events in a story that focus on the conflict   rising action  
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the part of a story where you are introduced to the characters and setting   exposition  
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the turning point where the focus shifts from the problem to carrying out the solution   climax  
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the events in a story that focus on carrying out the decided solution   falling action  
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the conclusion where the problem is sovled or deamed unsolvable   resolution  
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the problem   conflict  
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the character(s) main problem is with another character   character vs. character  
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the main problem of the story is based around the character and force of nature   character vs. nature  
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the main character has a problem with the rules of where they live   character vs. society  
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the main character is struggling internally with themselves   character vs. self  
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