Vocabulary
Thinking about your own thinking
Waht is Metacognition?
One tells a true story or gives specific facts while the other make things up as it goes along.
What is the difference between fiction and nonfiction?
This is a form of language based on how words are used. Usually specific to a region.
What is Dialect?
Letters, diary entries, and first-hand accounts of events are examples of this.
What is a primary source?
What is a situtation where an audience knows something that a character does not?
An expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.
What is allusion
These are the four types of writing
What are: persuasive, narrative, expository, and descriptive?
The way an author writes and the tecniques that he or she uses
What is style?
This is a documentary.
What is a movie, television, or radio program that provides facutal record or report.
The definition of a universal theme.
An idea that applies to anyone regardless of cultural differences or geographic location.
This is the difference between historical fiction and a novel written during a different period in history.
One bases its setting, plot, and characters on historical fact. The other uses more general information to create a believable fiction.
This defines a dynamic character
What is a character that learns and grows throughout a story.
The Nine From Little Rock documentary was about this.
What is the Arkansas school integration crisis and changes wrought in subsequent years?
Developed in the US around 1912, this served to privde experimental centers for dramatic arts.
What is the Little Theatre Movement?
Someone or thing that has second-hand information.
What is a Secondary Source
This is why it's important to include both external ind internal conflicts in novels.
What is: Internal conflicts help readers identify with the characters in a story more easily. External conflicts make a story seem more meaningful by prompting readers to think about bigger issues. The ways these two types of conflicts interact can make a novel’s story and themes stick with readers for a very long time.
The the following are examples of this word: roses that stand for romance, a butterfly that shows tranformation, a dog can represent loyalty.
What is an example of symbolism
This is a loosely organized but sustained campaign in support of a social goal, typically either the implementation or the prevention of change.
What is social movement?
This is an inciting incident.
What is an incident that starts the main conflict in a story?
A type of theater that uses new and unconventional ways to tell a story.
What is experimental theater
These are the standard stages of plot
What are exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?
When something in a story give you an idea of what will happen next.
What is foreshadowing?
What is: DDT was used in the 1940s to combat malaria and other insect-borne human diseases.
In a play, this is how characters' personalities are revealed to the audience.
What are dialogue and stage directions?