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| an interruption in the plot to show what happened at an earlier time |
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| What is dramatic license? |
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| changes made to a literary work in order to suit a new medium |
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| What is internal conflict? |
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| when the struggle takes place in the mind of the protagonist |
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| What is external conflict? |
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| when the protagonist fights against something or someone else |
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| What are the four types of external conflict? |
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1. physical conflict
2. social conflict
3. classical conflict
4. romantic conflict |
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| the authors use of hints or clues to fortell what will happen later in the story |
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| the dominant feeling of the story created by the setting, plot, actions, and descriptive words used by the author |
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| a reference to something that the reader will recognize so that the author can say much in only a few words because we have prior knowledge about the reference |
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| What is situational irony? |
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| a situation or event in which things turn out contrary to what is naturally expected to occur |
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| when the reader or audience know something that one or more of the characters dont know |
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| the use of words an phrases appealing to the 5 senses to paint a picture in the mind of the reader |
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| What the plot of a story? |
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| the chain of events in the story |
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| What is the exposistion of a story? |
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| sets the basic situation and introduces the characters |
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| shhows how the conflict is resolved |
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| the main idea about the story's subject |
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| constantly adhering to the same principles, course, or form |
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| producing the intended or expected result |
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| to occupy the attention or efforts of a person or people |
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| characterizing a sound continuing on one note |
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| making an exaggerated outward show |
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| the state of being proficient |
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| unnecessary repition in expressing ideas |
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