UNIT 3 Exam Review Flashcards

1
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Comparing two unlike things using like or as.

A

A simile

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2
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The term used to describe the author using language to create images in the reader’s mind.

A

Imagery

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3
Q

The term used to describe language used by the author that is NOT meant to be taken literally.

A

Figurative Language

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4
Q

A CHANGE in the character’s actions or behavior.

A

Dynamic

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5
Q

NO change in the character’s emotions.

A

Flat

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6
Q

NO change in the character’s actions or behavior.

A

Static

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7
Q

A CHANGE in the character’s emotions.

A

Round

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8
Q

The plot element that reveals the conflict.

A

Rising action

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9
Q

This term describes a noun

A

Adjective

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10
Q

This term describes a verb

A

adverb

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11
Q

Giving an inanimate object human like qualities

A

Personification

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12
Q

Sound words (POP!)

A

Onomatopoeia

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13
Q

Types of conflict…

A

Man vs. man, man vs. society, man vs. nature…

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14
Q

The author’s attitude toward the subject revealed through word choice

A

Tone

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15
Q

The overall emotion the author wants the reader to feel after reading the story

A

mood

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16
Q

A lesson, takeaway, moral, or message of the story.

A

Theme

17
Q

The classification of literature

A

Genre

18
Q

The mode of literature (Type of literature)

A

Subgenre

19
Q

A statement that uses extreme exaggeration

A

Hyperbole

20
Q

The point of view that uses the pronouns, “I, we, us”

A

1st person

21
Q

The point of view that uses the pronouns, “they, them, he, she, they, and people’s names

A

3rd person

22
Q

The point of view that uses the pronoun, “you.”

A

2nd person

23
Q

The three author’s purposes:

A

To entertain, to inform, to persuade

24
Q

Written language that uses the 5 senses to describe.

A

Descriptive language

25
Q

Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous.

A

Agitated

26
Q

Make continual twisting, squirming movements or contortions of the body.

A

Writhe

27
Q

To be compulsive, or obsessive.

A

Pathological

28
Q

comparing two unlike things without using like or as.

A

Metaphor