star vocabulary Flashcards

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1 expostion

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the introduction of the story, where the main characters or other elements are introduced

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2 risin action

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events leading to the main event/problem of the story

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3 Turning point/Climax

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the most exciting part of the story

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4 Falling action

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events that lead to the problem/conflict being solved

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5 resolution

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events that bring the story to a close (also known as denouement)

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6 theme

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the underlying message of a story, poem, or play

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7 Internal conflict

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a struggle that takes place in a character’s mind (ex.: man vs. self;

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8 External conflict

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  1. External conflict – a struggle between a character and an outside force (ex.: man vs. character, man vs. nature, and man vs. society, man vs. fate)
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9 Protagonist

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the main character in a story or play, usually the hero of the story

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10 Antagonist

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the character or a force in conflict with the main character, usually the villain

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11 First person point of view

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First person point of view – a character in the story is the narrator and is telling the story; Pronouns: uses I, me, we

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12 Third person limited point of view

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focuses on only ONE character’s actions, emotions, and thoughts; uses character’s names, he, she, it, they, him, her

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13 Third person objective point of viev

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focuses on every character’s actions but NOT the emotions and thoughts – the narrator sees and hears everything; uses character’s names, he, she, it, they, him, he

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14 Third person omniscient point of view

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knows the actions, emotions, and thoughts of every character – the narrator knows EVERYTHING; uses character’s names, he, she, it, they, him, her

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15 Foreshadowing:

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When the author gives a hint about something that will happen

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16 Irony

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an event that is the opposite of what is expected to happen.