FICTION Flashcards

1
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What is a plot

A

Series of related events

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2
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What is a a subplot?

A

A minor plot that relates in some way to the story.

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3
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What is inciting

A

A event in the story that causes the conflict.

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4
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Conflict/problem

A

A struggle between 2 opposing force ( external and internal.

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5
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What is external conflict?

A

External conflict occurs between a character and another character, society, or a force of nature .

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6
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What is internal conflict?

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Internal conflict occurs within one character.

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7
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Resolution/outcome

A

Conflict is resolved and the story is brought to a close.

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8
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What is climax?

A

Point in the story that creates the suspense or interst

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9
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Exposition

A

Introduction of a story or book when the characters and setting are first described.

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10
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Theme/central idea

A

An insight or idea about life.

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11
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Protagonist

A

Main character in a piece of literature.

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12
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Antagonist

A

Another character oposing the protagonist.

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13
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Mood

A

Overall feeling of a work of literature.

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14
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Tone

A

The attitude a writer takes toward his or her subject of characters.

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15
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Foreshadowing

A

Use of clues or hints to suggest events that will occur later in the story.

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16
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Symobolism

A

Person, place, thing or event that has meaning in itself.

17
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Point of view ( First person )

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Is from the perspective of a character told using pronouns like I, me, my, we, us, or our.

18
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Point of view ( second person )

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The narrator uses you to describe the readers thoughts, actions, and background or may speak directly to the audience using you, you’re, and your.

19
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Point of view ( third person )

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Third person is narrated by an external narrator he, she, him, her, they.

20
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Third person omnisecient

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The narrator is all knowing and has acess to the thoughts feeling, and actions of all the characters.

21
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Third person limited

A

The narrator only has acess to the thoughts and emotions of one character, usally following that character through the story and describing events that they experience.