ENGLISH 2nd monthly exam about stressing and de stressing and story elements Flashcards

1
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means making certain syllables and words louder, longer, and higher in pitch. it means emphasizing a sound.

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stressing

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2
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means that speakers of English make certain syllables and words more relaxed and weaker.

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de-stressing

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3
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narrate

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narRATE

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4
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narrative

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NArrative

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5
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narrator

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narRAtor

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6
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origin

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Origin

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7
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original

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oRIginal

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8
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philosophical

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philoSOphical

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9
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philosophy

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phILOsophy

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10
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abbreviation

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abbreVIAtion

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11
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abbreviate

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abBREviate

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12
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also

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ALso

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13
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analyze

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Analyze

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14
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decade

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DEcade

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15
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categorical

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cateGOrical

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16
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category

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caTEgory

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catholic

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CAtholic

17
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although

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ALthough

18
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association

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assoCIAtion

19
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autobiography

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autoBIOgraphy

20
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simile

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SImile

21
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even though

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Even though

22
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THE MAIN CHARACTER OR “HERO” OF THE STORY?

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PROTAGONIST

23
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CHARACTER OR FORCE THAT OPPOSES THE PROTAGONIST, OFTEN CREATING CONFLICT.

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ANTAGONIST

24
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character is complex and multi-dimensional, with a well-developed personality and various traits.

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INDIVIDUAL/ ROUND

25
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(pleasing and charming), multi-faceted, and complex personality (adventurous, strong, creative, etc.)

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INDIVIDUAL/ ROUND

26
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(controlled by moral force), multi-faceted personality that changes (from a villain to a good Samaritan) for better or worse by the end of the story.

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DEVELOPING/ DYNAMIC

27
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stereotype (accepted image), has one or two characteristics that never change and are emphasized in the story (e.g., shipwrecked fisherman, brilliant detective, sweet grandmother, generous godmother, etc

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STATIC CHARACTER

28
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is commonly referred to as the sequence of events in a story.

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PLOT

29
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The sequence of events in any narrative is referred to as the plot of the story. It usually has a beginning, middle, and end.

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PLOT

30
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When a character undergoes a problem or struggle that they must resolve, this is called a

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conflict

31
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is the problem or struggle a story’s character must overcome

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conflict

32
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2 TYPES OF CONFLICT

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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL

33
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A conflict may be ________, which is a struggle that takes place inside a person’s mind.

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INTERNAL

34
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________, which takes place against an outside force.

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EXTERNAL