Narritive Conventions Flashcards

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List 5 types of Narrative Conventions

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Point of view 
Language 
Characterisation 
Plot 
Setting
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List the different types of point of views

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First person
Second person
Third person

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List the pronouns used for a First person point of view

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I, we, me

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4
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What types of Narrators can be used in a First person point of view

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Naive and unreliable narrator

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List the pronouns used for a Second Person Point of View

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You, your, yours

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6
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List the pronouns used for a Third Person Point of View

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He, she, they

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7
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List the types of narrators that can be used in a Third Person Point of View

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Omniscient and limited narrators

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List the different types of language that can be include in a story

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Engaging, colloquial (slang), emotive and sensory language

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9
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List the 5 types of sensory language

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Visual, tactile, gustatory, olfactory, aural

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10
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What are the six requirements for a well written character

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Dialogue, 
action, 
appearance, 
relationships with others, 
protagonist/antagonist, 
rounded vs flat characters
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11
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In what order must the plot follow?

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  1. Exposition (setting/characters)
  2. Conflict
  3. Rising action
  4. Climax
  5. Resolution
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12
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List two types of settings

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Temporal and physical

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13
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What can beincluded in a temporal setting?

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Seasons
Time of day
Year
Date

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14
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What can be included in a physical setting?

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Objects, clothing, place

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15
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List types of descriptive language that can sometimes be included in a narrative

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Repetition
Hyperbole 
Metaphor 
Simile
Onomatopoeia 
Personification
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