unit one fiction

Question 1

Genre

Answer 1

type of writing/book.

Examples- historic fiction, sort stories, drama, romance, action, sci-fi,

Question 2

fiction

Answer 2

made up. follows plot.

Question 3

prose

Answer 3

normal writing. not poetry. idea’s/thoughts.

Question 4

short story

Answer 4

focus on few characters. one conflict. one theme.

Question 5

novel

Answer 5

many characters. many conflicts. many themes.

Question 6

point of view

Answer 6

perspective from which story is told

Question 7

1st person p.o.v.

Answer 7

“i” “m”

narrator is talking about him/herself

Question 8

2nd person p.o.v. “you”

Answer 8

author talking to reader.

Question 9

3rd person p.o.v. “they, he, she”

Answer 9

narrator is telling about a character. the hugger games

Question 10

omniscient- 3rd person p.o.v.

limited-3rd person

Answer 10

all knowing.

limited knowledge.

Question 11

protagonist

Answer 11

main character.

struggling with conflict.

Question 12

antagonist

Answer 12

antagonizes the protagonist.

Question 13

setting

Answer 13

place+time+social context.

Question 14

mood

Answer 14

atmosphere/emotional sense

Question 15

theme-love hate

Answer 15

universal truth-explored throughout the story.

Question 16

5 elements of fictio

Answer 16

plot
p.o.v.
characters
setting
theme

Question 17

Idiom

Answer 17

An expressive that can’t be understood from the meaning of its separate words but must be learned as a whole

Question 18

Metaphor

Answer 18

A figure of speech in which one thing is spoken or written of as if it were another

Question 19

Simile

Answer 19

A figure of speech that uses like or as to make a comparison

Question 20

Analogy

Answer 20

A comparison of two things that are like some ways but otherwise quite different.

Question 21

irony

Answer 21

the difference between appearance and reality.

Question 22

dramatic irony

Answer 22

when the reader knows something the characters dont

Question 23

verbal irony

Answer 23

sarcasm

Question 24

situational irony

Answer 24

when an event go against your expectation.