Language arts 2015: Basic Flashcards

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Rising action

A

Series of incidents that build toward point of greatest interest

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2
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Conflict

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Serious disagreement or argument

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3
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Falling action

A

Point of plot after the climax is reached and the conflict is resolved

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4
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Resolution

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Formal expression of opinion or intention made

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5
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Narrative elements

A

Characters
Setting
Plot

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6
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Types of conflicts

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Man vs. man
Man vs. nature
Man vs. society
Man vs. self

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7
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Direct characterization

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Personality of a character is revealed by descriptive words

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8
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Indirect characterization

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Personality of a character is revealed by their speech and actions

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9
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Characterization

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How the author conveys who the character is

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10
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Dynamic

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Characterized by a fixed or stationary condition

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11
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Round

A

Complex characters that undergo change

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12
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Flat

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Uncomplicated and remain the same

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13
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Foreshadowing

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When an author hints to the reader what is to come

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14
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Dramatic irony

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Irony that is obvious to readers but not characters in the play

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15
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Situational irony

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Actions have a outcome that is opposite to expected

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16
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Verbal irony

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What a character says or writes something and means the other

17
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Theme

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The subject of a talk, or piece of writing

18
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Tone

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General attitude of a piece of writing

19
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Mood

A

Emotional quality or character

20
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Symbolism

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Representing things by symbols

21
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Authors purpose

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Reason for writing,
Entertain
Persuade
Inform

22
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Subjective

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Way a person experiences things in their mind

23
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Objective

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Not influenced by personal feelings

24
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Bias

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To present or to hold a partial perspective

25
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Slant

A

Point of view where something is seen or presented

26
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Fact

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Truth known by actual experience or observation

27
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Opinion

A

A belief or judgment

28
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Genre types

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Drama
Romance
Satire
Tragedy
Comedy
Realistic fiction
Fiction
29
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Point of view

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1st, 2nd, and 3rd person limited, 3rd person omniscient

30
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Ethos

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Credibility

31
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Pathos

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Emotional

32
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Logos

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Logical

33
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Exposition

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(Narrative) comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory