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Question 1

Round

Answer 1

-a lot to them, they have depth in there character(multidimensional character)

Question 2

Flat

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-cardboard character (jafar from lion king)

Question 3

Stock

Answer 3

-quickly identified (hero, villain)

Question 4

Foil character

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undergoes as a constant to another perhaps a more primary character

Question 5

Static

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-under goes no change (zack, he’s always gonna be a charmer)(king duncan, always trusting)(lady macbeth, always conniving)

Question 6

Dynamic

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-Undergoes significant change, undergoes by a epiphany(harriet, she was afraid to be alone, but then she learned to be independent)(charleen, from brother dearest, she changes)(macbeth, he was wise brave, but the turning evil at a point)

Question 7

Antagonist

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the second character (evil king, usually against the protagonist)
(The enemy)(the juggler, shivering tree)

Question 8

Protagonist

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-leading character ,hero(little red riding hood, her antagonist was the big bad wolf)

Question 9

Metaphor

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an indirect comparison to like or as(heart of gold)

Question 10

Simile

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a comparison using like or as(I was as cold as ice)(hes slow like a sloth)

Question 11

Personification

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giving non human objects human quality(the moon smiled at me)

Question 12

Irony

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saying one thing but meaning another for humorous effects

Question 13

Oxymoron

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oposite words appear in conjunction (pretty ugly) (deafening silence)(old news)(hatful love)- using two opposite words together

Question 14

Hyperbole

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bold statement of exaggeration, not meant to be taken literally(it’s 100 degrees outside)(im so hungry i could eat a horse)

Question 15

Alliteration

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a repetition of a consonant, tongue twitster( petter piper pickle piper)

Question 16

Onomatopoeia

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-words in a story that sound as it is for effect
Honk! Bang bang!

Question 17

Litote

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A figure of speech in form of irony(its not that bad, its actualy really bad)(my hair looks bad, but my friend says it looks good)

Question 18

Metonymy

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a figure of speech in which a word is substituted for another word that it is closely associated with

Question 19

Assonance

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The repetition of a nearby vowel or a sound(the pot is very hot) kyanna and hannah (bright lights)

Question 20

Theme

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A general statement on a subject of the book or story(it is not one word, its a general idea of the story.(shivering tree, what you do onto others comes back to you)(deseption can lead to your downfall)

Question 21

Didactic

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-is a lesson with moral teachings (being kind brings you peace)(

Question 22

Archetype

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A symbol pattern or plot that appears in multiple stories( a damsel in distress)(wise old owl)(villain)(mother figure)

Question 23

Bildungsroman

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-coming of age story(charleen)(simba)

Question 24

Oral tradition

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A preformed of art used spoken words (

Question 25

Elegy

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A poem of series expression element for the dead(the elegy of a mad dog)

Question 26

Oad

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-a lyric poem that addresses and often celebrates a person, place, thing, or idea

Question 27

Fable

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A short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral (gentlemen of the jungle)

Question 28

Paradox

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a statement that reveals a kind of truth, which at first seems kind of contradictory(foul is fair and fair is foul)

Question 29

Allusion

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Reference to a well known person or event (lady godiva)

Question 30

Synecdoche

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a figure of speech in which, most often, a part of something is used to refer to its whole( jack got a nw set of wheels/jack got a new car)

Question 31

Apostrophe

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a punctuation mark ( ’ ) used to indicate either possession (e.g., Harry’s book ; boys’ coats ) or the omission of letters or numbers

Question 32

Solioque

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-they speak alone on stage to share feelings and thoughts.

Question 33

Aside

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Speaking and addressing something to the audience that is unheard by the others on stage.

Question 34

Novella

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A short novel. (mice and men)

Question 35

Pathetic fallacy

Answer 35

When the weather reflects events in the play/plot)(the weird sisters)

Question 36

Satire

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the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people’s stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues.(gentlemen of the jungle)

Question 37

Sarcasm

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the use of irony to mock or convey contempt.

Question 38

Machivilian

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Being deceitful (being king on the outside but evil on the inside)

Question 39

Ridicule analysis

Answer 39

speech or action intended to cause contemptuous laughter at a person or thing

Question 40

Statistics

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Numbers and facts

Question 41

Anecdote

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A short story

Question 42

Rhetorical question

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The question doesn’t need to be answered

Question 43

reference to authority

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Reference to an expert in the matter

Question 44

Thesis

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The last sentence of you introduction(personal opinion)