Vocab for Midterm Flashcards

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1
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A poem not bound by regular strict meter

A

Free verse

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2
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Comparison of two things by saying one IS another

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Metaphor

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3
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Consistency of ending sounds

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Rhyme

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4
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Pattern of rhyme in a poem

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Rhyme scheme

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5
Q

Giving human characteristics to inanimate objects (I.e. Emotions, actions)

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Personification

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6
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Words that sound like their meaning (pop, buzz, squeak)

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Onomatopoeia

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7
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Repetition of sounds, particularly the sounds of consonants

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Alliteration

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8
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Creation of pictures in the reader’s mind through use of exact detail

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Imagery

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9
Q

_____________ character
Person on whom action _________
Attempts to ________________ something
Usually round and dynamic

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  • Protagonist -
    Central
    Centers
    Accomplish
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10
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Character or force that holds the __________ back

Character who wants something in ________________ to the protagonist

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  • Antagonist -
    Action
    Opposition
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11
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______________ or minor character
Character who is a _____________ or opposite to the protagonist
Character who emphasizes or highlights the traits of the ______________

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  • Foil -
    Secondary
    Contrast
    Protagonist
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12
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Character that is instantly recognizable because of the ___________________

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  • Stereotyped or stock character -

Stereotype

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13
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Well-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Has many \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, good and bad
Not easily defined because we know many \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ about them 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and life-like
Most major characters are \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A
- Round character -
Defined 
Traits
Details
Realistic
Round
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Not well-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Does not have many \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 
Easily defined in a single \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ because we don't know much about them
Sometimes \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Most minor characters are \_\_\_\_\_\_
A
- Flat - 
Developed 
Traits
Sentence
Stereotyped
Flat
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15
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Undergoes an important ____________ in personality in the story
Comes to some sort of ___________ that permanently changes the character
A change occurs ___________ the character because of the events of the story
Usually the protagonist

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  • Dynamic -
    Change
    realization
    Within
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16
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Remains the ________ throughout the story
Although something may happen to the character, it does not cause the character to __________
Mainly the minor characters

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  • Static -
    Same
    Change
17
Q

Themes of Charlottes’s Web

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Friendship, loyalty, growing up, farm life, determination

18
Q

Themes of Flat Stanley

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Being different, creating solutions for life’s problems, EMPATHY

19
Q

Goals for a writing assignment:

  1. Does it fit course _______________?
  2. What do you want the students to _________\____________?
  3. Is it an individual or ____________ project?
  4. Prior _________ needed?
  5. Format restrictions?
  6. Write two versions: one for ________ and one for the __________.
A

Objectives
Learn/experience
Collaborative
Write a version for YOURSELF and one for the STUDENTS

20
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Goals for a writing assignment:

  • kind of writing
  • length
  • format
  • documentation
  • research
  • deadlines
A

To be included in your CLEAR description

21
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A story that means more than appears at first glance

A

Allegory

22
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Features folklore, fantasy characters (witches, goblins, fairies)

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Fairy tales

23
Q

Stories with morals; characters usually animals

A

Fables

24
Q

Stories of gods and immortal characters, heroes; often attempt to explain origins

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Myth

25
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Stories of humans (larger than life); every culture has their own

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Legends