Adv English Q3 CFA #2 - 9th Grade 2024 Mr. Denette

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Direct Characterization

The author's direct description of a character physically, emotionally, psychologically, etc.

Indirect Characterization

Inferences made from what the character says, does, or things, or from what other characters say or think about that character.

Flat Character

A character with one important trait but is not fully developed.

Round Character

Character with a fully developed personality

Static Character

Character who changes little (if at all).

Dynamic Character

A character that undergoes a change in actions or beliefs due to their experiences.

Oxymoron

A form of paradox that combines a pair of opposite words into a weird expression. (Ex: scorching ice).

Imagery

A description that appeals to the senses.

Verbal Irony

When a character says/does the opposite of what they mean.

Dramatic Irony

When a character does or says something ironic that the audience knows is ironic but other characters in the story do not.

Situational Irony

An outcome that turns out to be very different from what was expected.

Irony

The use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning.