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Section 1
(50 cards)
Hyperbole
Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
rising action
Authors use of suspense to create tension
Anthropomorphism
Special type of personification we're human qualities are given to an animal
Symbol
And object that represents an abstract idea
Climax
The turning point of the story
Conflict
The struggle between two opposing forces
Indirect characterization
The writer makes us figure out the character for ourselves through actions or words
Infinitive
Verb forms that are almost always proceeded with the word to
static character
A character that is the same at the end of the story as the beginning
Metaphor
The comparing of two things
Dialect
Form of language which a peculiar to specific group
Participle
Verbals that always function as adjectives
Foreshadowing
Authors he's pleased to help us predict a stories outcome
The careful and purposeful reading of text
What is close reading
flat character
A character with only one or two aspects to their personality
Gerund
Verbals that always function as nouns
Theme
The central inside one message the author wishes to convey
round character
We see many sides of the characters personality
dynamic character
Undergoes complete change in their personality or behavior at some point in the story
Simile
Comparing two things using like or as
Third person limited POV
Narrator is an outsider that is limited to only his or her perspective
Juxtaposition
Do you things seen or place close to each other for contrasting
external conflict
conflict with an outside force
Plot
The sequence of related events in a short story
Make notes or annotate
Step four of close reading
internal conflict
Conflict within a characters mind
A condensed version of Story and includes key or main ideas but lacks specific details
Step two of close reading
Dénouement
Conflict is resolved
Make note of the author title source and type of text
Step one of close reading
direct characterization
Writer tells what kind of person the character is directly
Allusion
A reference to a well-known part of history or literature
point of view
The perspective in which a story is told
Oxymoron
Figure of speech contradicting terms of appearance
dramatic irony
Ione and speech or actions that is it understood by characters but the audience is aware of it
Write things down and debate/question the sites to the text in your response
Step five of close reading
Antagonist
And opponent in a Story on a source of conflict
Setting
The time and place a story takes place
Protagonist
The main character that the reader tends to sympathize
Third Person Omniscient POV
And all knowing outsiders telling the story
Characterization
Methods used to present the personality of a character
First Person POV
The narrator is an actual character in the story and uses pronouns like I we me us
falling action
Loose ends are wrapped up seating to the resolution
simple sentence
One independent clause
Exposition
Background information is exposed about the characters setting and point of you
Use context clues or a Dictionary to find vocabulary
Step three close reading
Satire
The use of humor and irony in a work of literature
Inference
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
situational irony
The opposite of what is expected to happen happens a series of events that has a contradictory result
Verbal irony
Saying one thing but we need another usually referred to as sarcasm
Motive
Hey characters reasons for actions
Section 2
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