ELA Test 10/23/23 Flashcards

1
Q

Inciting Moment

A

Directly connected to the conflict
(without it no conflict)

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2
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Climax

A

Turning point

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3
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Resolution

A

ending

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4
Q

Primary Character

A

Protagonist
(MAIN CHARACTERS)

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5
Q

Secondary Character

A

Not main characters (one sided)

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6
Q

Conflict

A

Problem

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7
Q

Internal Conflict

A

Problem that exist within a character mentally

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8
Q

External Conflict

A

Problem that exist outside of a characters mind

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9
Q

Character vs Character

A

Physical or verbal disagreement between 2 characters or 2 groups of characters of Close To Equal Size

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10
Q

Character vs Nature

A

Problem between a character and the environment (disease)

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11
Q

Character vs Society

A

Problem between minority and a majority

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11
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Character vs Self

A

Problem that exist within a character mentally

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12
Q

Setting

A

Time and place of a story

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13
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Theme

A

The Lesson in a story

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14
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Irony

A

When the opposite of what you think or want to happen… occurs

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15
Q

What are the 3 different Irony’s

A

(dramatic, situational,
verbal)

16
Q

Mood/Tone

A

How the audience feels / the picture an author creates through words