English 9 Vocab "the Necklace" Flashcards

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Incessant

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Non-stop; without ending

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Odious

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Describes something deserving hatred

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Incessantly

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Describes an action that is non-stop

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Nocturnal

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Describes something that is active at night

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Finesse

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Skill and cleverness shown by how someone handles a situation

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Characterization

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The method min which the author develops a character. This includes the characters thoughts, words, and actions. Also, what the narrator and other characters say about him/ her.

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Protagonist

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The central character or hero

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Antagonist

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A person or force that opposed the protagonist

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Setting

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The time and place in which a story takes place

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Plot

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  • structure of a story
    a) exposition- the basic background information is revealed
    b) rising action- conflicts develop
    c) climax- the turning point of the story
    d) falling action- events that occur after the climax
    e) resolution- conflicts that are resolved
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Theme

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The main moral or message of a piece of literature ( what we learn about life)

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Conflict

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  • Problem
    a) internal- (man vs.self) within characters own mind
    b) external- a problem a character faces with an outside voice ( man vs. nature)
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Point of view

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  • The perspective from which a story is narrated
    a) first person- the narrator is a part of the story and uses “I, me”
    b) third person- the narrator is an outside voice telling the story, not a part of the story
    c) third person omniscient- the narrator is an outside voice that is all-knowing and can tell a character’s thoughts
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Literary tools

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Strategies an author can use to add to the story

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Irony

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  • Something unexpected
    a) situational- when something other than what is expected happens
    b) dramatic-when the reader or audience knows more about the situation then a character
    c) verbal- when a person says or writes something that mean something else
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Symbolism

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When an object stand for something greater than itself it has other meaning