Plotine

Question 1

introduction

Answer 1

Exposition

Question 2

the part, that starts BEFORE the CONFLICT occurs

Answer 2

Rising action

Question 3

the main struggle

Answer 3

Conflict

Question 4

the turning point, drama of the story

Answer 4

Climax

Question 5

seeing a little result, seeing how it might end, revealing (rozuzlovanie)

Answer 5

Falling action

Question 6

complete reveal of actions in the main conflict

Answer 6

Resolution

Question 7

look to history, how things went back at the time

Answer 7

Flashback

Question 8

authors use of hints to what might come later

Answer 8

Foreshadowing

Question 9

growing interest, excitment while we are waiting for the climax and falling action

Answer 9

Suspense

Question 10

point of view

Answer 10

Perspective

Question 11

place, time

Answer 11

Settings

Question 12

authors use of languages

Answer 12

Style

Question 13

central message, purpose

Answer 13

Theme

Question 14

writters attitude towards subject of the story, poem

Answer 14

Tone

Question 15

comparing two or more things, that have something in common. DOESN’T use like or as

Answer 15

Methapor

Question 16

figure speech, compars seeingly not so common subjects, USING like or as

Answer 16

Similie

Question 17

condraordictionary words in one

Answer 17

Oxymoron

Question 18

repetiion of the sounds at the beginning of words (peter picked a pack of pencils)

Answer 18

Aliteration

Question 19

is a story in which characters, settings and actions stand for something beyond themselves. Manny times it’s something abstract (freedom, democracy, love, peace)

Answer 19

Allegory

Question 20

Character, place, word that stands for something beyond the thing in story (bird as a sign of freedom)

Answer 20

Symbolism