Study Flashcards

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A type of extended prose fiction

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Novel

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2
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Main character in conflict with another

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Protagonist

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3
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Cause conflict in the story

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Antagonist

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4
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Separate stories or series of incidents going on at the same time as the main plot but related to it in some way

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Subplot

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5
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The sequence of events which can be divided into a beginning, middle, and end

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Plot

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6
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The point of greatest interest, excitement, or suspense which usually comes just before the final resolution of the conflict

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Climax

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7
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The controlling idea or insight into life which the author seeks to impart

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Theme

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8
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Means “new”

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Novel

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9
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Who wrote “Don Quixote”

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Miguel crusoe

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10
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Who wrote “pilgrims progress”

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John Bunyan

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11
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who wrote “Robinson Crusoe”

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Daniel Defoe

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12
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Who wrote “Pamela” or “Virtue Rewarded”

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Samuel Richardson

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13
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Considered to be the first modern English novel

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“Pamela” or “Virtue Rewarded”

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14
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Name the great early American novelists

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James cooper, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Herman Melville

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15
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Where was Nathaniel Hawthorne born

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Salem, Massachusetts

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16
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When was the scarlet letter published

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1850