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What is exposition?

Introduces characters, setting, and background

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What is inciting indecent?

The event that starts the main conflict

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What is conflict?

The central struggle between opposing forces

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What is Man vs. Self?

A character struggles with thoughts, choices, or emotions

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What is Man vs Man

A character struggles against another character

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What is Man vs. Society

A character struggles against social rules or expectations

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What is Man vs. Nature?

A character struggled against natural forced

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What is Man vs. Fate?

A character struggles against unavoidable destiny

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What is the climax?

The story’s highest point of tension or turning point

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What is the resolution?

The conflict is settled and the story concludes

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What are complications?

Events that increase conflict or make the problem harder

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What is suspense

Tension created by uncertainty about what will happen

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What is foreshadowing?

Clues that hint at future events

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What is direct characterization

The author directly states a character’s traits

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What is indirect characterization

The author indirectly states a character’s traits

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What is a round character

A complex character with multiple traits and depth

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What is a flat character

A character with few traits and little complexity

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What is a static character?

A character who does not significantly change

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What is a dynamic character

A character who undergoes important change

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What is motivation?

The reason a character asks or makes choices

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What is internal motivation

A character acts because of an internal desire or belief

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What is external motivation?

A character acts because of outside rewards, pressure, or forces

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What is point of view?

The perspective from which a story is told

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What is first person point of view?

A narrator used I or we and participates in the story

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What is third person limited

A narrator tells a story using he/she/they but follows ine character’s perspective

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What is third person omniscient

A narrator knows the thoughts and experiences of multiple characters

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What is a symbol

An object, person, or idea that represents a deeper meaning

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What is an allegory

A story where the characters and events represent bigger ideas or messages

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What is tone

The authors attitude toward the subject or audience

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What is mood

The feeling or atmosphere created for the reader

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What is irony

A contrast between expectations and what actually happens or is meant

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What is setting?

The time and place in which a story occurs

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What is theme?

A central message or insight about life

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What is hyperbole?

Deliberate exaggeration for emphasis or effect

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What is an allusion?

A brief reference to a known person, event, place, or work

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What is alliteration?

Repetition of beginning consonant sounds in nearby words

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What is onomatopoeia?

A word that imitates a sound, such as buzz or crash

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What is repetition?

Deliberate reuse of a word, phrase, or idea

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What is rhyme?

Repetition of similar ending sounds

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What is internal rhyme?

Rhyme occurring within a line rather than only at the end

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What is enjambment?

A poetic line continues into the next without terminal punctuation

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What is a simile?

A comparison using like or as

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What id the main conflict in “The Most Dangerous Game”?

Rainsford struggles against Zaroff and the hunt for survival

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What is the central conflict in “The Lottery”?

Tessie Hutchinson faces a cruel tradition enforced by society.

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What is a major conflict in “The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse”?

Aram and Mourad’s conflict with their family’s values about honesty

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What is the central conflict un “The Masque of the Red Death”?

Prince Prospero tried to escape death, which cannot be avoided

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What is a key theme of “The Raven”?

Grief can become overwhelming and difficult to escape

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What does quote embedding mean?

Integrating a quotation smoothly into your own sentence and analysis

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What is social commentary?

A work’s observation or criticism of society and its issues

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What should characterization explain?

How a character’s traits, actions, and changes affect the story.