English 10 story elements Flashcards

1
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saying the opposite of what you mean, needs quotation marks

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Verbal irony

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2
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calling someone tiny when they are bigger then an average person

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Verbal irony

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3
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audience knows something the character does not, I know something you don’t know

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dramatic irony

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4
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when the audience knows that juliet will wake up even when romeo doesn’t

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dramatic irony

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5
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situation turns out the opposite of what you expect

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situational irony

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6
Q

Mr. Crawford failing an algebra test.

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situational irony

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7
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hints to suggest future events

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foreshadowing

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8
Q

music in the jaws movie before the shark attack

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foreshadowing

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9
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object that is what it is and something more

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symbol

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10
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The American flag, represents our freedom

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symbol

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11
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1 character in the story, their thoughts and feelings, can be untrustworthy

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1st person point of view

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12
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The cask of amontillado

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1st person point of view

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13
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NOT plot, underlying meaning or message in the story

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Theme

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14
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Author tells reader about Character’s traits

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Direct Characterization

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15
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Jane was a beautiful, young girl with golden hair and hazel eyes that made her stand out from the rest

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Direct Characterization

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16
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Author shows reader about character’s traits

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Indirect Characterization

17
Q

When Jane walked into the room, nobody could help but look at her. She commanded attention wherever she went

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Indirect Characterization

18
Q

main character, faces conflict

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protagonist

19
Q

character who opposes protagonist

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antagonist

20
Q

underlying meaning or message of a story

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Theme

21
Q

what they say, how they say it, dialogue, (education level, social status, origin, location)

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Speech

22
Q

what a character thinks

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thoughts

23
Q

how people act around them (are they well liked, attracted to them, want to be near them)

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Effects of others

24
Q

what they are literally doin( well liked, outgoing)

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Actions

25
Q

can tell someone situation, how they fell about themselves

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Looks

26
Q

typically a main character, Can change, different from beginning to end( mindset, view of life/themselves)

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Dynamic

27
Q

typically a minor character, stays the same, stereotype

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Static

28
Q

well developed, reader knows a lot of details/traits, usually dynamic

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