Literary terms and Elements of Fiction Flashcards

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What is verbal irony

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Words intended to mean the exact opposite of what is stated

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What is dramatic irony

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An awareness of information by the audience and onr character or more on stage not shared by another chararcter

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3
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What literary technique is this?
The cat passed away
He got laid off

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Euphemism

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Somthing that is used to evoke a range of additional meaning and significance. Provide the technique and an example

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Symbol
Lion reprosents bravery

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What is tone

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The attitide the writer takes toward the subject

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What is allusion

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Somthing, an event or thing, the writer assumes the reader will recognize. Ex. the Bible.

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Somthing that evokes a feeling of pity and tenderness

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Pathos

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8
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Bright Darkness
Loving hate
Are examples of what?

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Oxymoron

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What is the definition of paradox and provide an example

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A statement that appears contradictory but upon closer examination reveals some truth
Nobody goes to that restaurant, it’s too crowded

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10
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The use of concrete objects to represent an abstract idea or concept

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Symbolism

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11
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What are the 6 parts to a plot pyramid?

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  1. Introduction
  2. Complication point
  3. Rising action
  4. Climax
  5. Falling action
  6. Denoument
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12
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Atmosphere will determine the…

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Mood

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13
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We are in the minds of all the characters

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Omniscient

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Omniscient limited

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We only know what the character knows and what the author allows hime/her to tell us

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The author tells the story from 3rd person

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Omniscient objective.

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