COACH LESSONS 1-6 Flashcards

1
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section of a book; has numbers or names

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chapter

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2
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list of chapters and the page numbers where each chapter begins

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table of contents

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3
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group of lines, set apart by spaces

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stanzas

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4
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pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry

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meter

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5
Q

takes place in one location in drama

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scene

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6
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collection of scenes

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act

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7
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what the characters are saying

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dialogue

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8
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words in italics that tell characters what to do

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stage directions

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9
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struggle or problem that a character must resolve

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conflict

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10
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bulk of the story, during which the character works to resolve the problem

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rising action

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11
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turning point in a story, usually the most exciting part

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climax

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12
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ending of the story, when the conflict is resolved

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resolution

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13
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person or animal in a story, play, or poem

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character

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14
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qualities that define characters

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traits

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15
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reasons why characters act the way they do

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motivations

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16
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central message or lesson that is not stated directly in the text

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theme

17
Q

language that does not mean exactly what it says

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figurative language

18
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indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or object in history or in a literary work

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allusion

19
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kind of figurative language that usually means the exact opposite of what is says, rather than suggesting an image or impression

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irony

20
Q

occurs when reader or audience knows something that a character does not

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dramatic irony

21
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use of words to express something different from their literal meaning

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verbal irony

22
Q

play on words which is one word used that either sounds like or id identical to another

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pun