Genres
Stories built around actual events and/or people of the past.
What is historical fiction?
Pen name, fictitious name an author may use.
What is pseudonym?
to seize, by force if necessary; take possession of.
What is confiscate?
"serenity" is what part of speech
What is noun?
In the character archetype model we studied, this is the number of main archetypes.
What is 12?
Contemporary stories that are believable with ordinary people.
What is realistic fiction?
a person's usual mood or temperament
What is disposition?
to go on board a ship or airplane at the start of a voyage
What is embark?
"rankle" is what part of speech
What is verb?
This is another name for the Sage.
What is Wise Man or Mentor?
I will accept either of these written in our notes
Stories that include futuristic settings, technology.
to instill someone in office
What is inaugurate?
showing little spirit or enthusiasm
What is lackadaisical?
audacious is an adjective, but
audacity is a ______________
What is noun?
This Outsiders character acts as a Caregiver.
Who is Darry?
Stories to teach archetypes and universal themes.
What is Folk literature (myths, legends, fables)?
Will accept any of the above that we wrote in the notes
intense; deeply felt. Having understanding or knowledge that goes beneath the surface.
What is profound?
to steal repeatedly small amounts or things that are of little value
What is pilfer?
The Miami police "confiscated" the stolen paintings they found stored in a closet of the mansion.
What part of speech is "confiscated" as it is used in this sentence?
What is verb?
This Outsiders character best fits the Rebel or Outlaw archetype because he defies rules and authority.
Who is Dally?
Feelings, stories, painting pictures using sound, rhythm.
What is poetry?
To give a picture of; to describe.
What is depict?
untidy; carelessly done
What is slovenly?
Mutiny is what two parts of speech?
What is a noun and a verb?
Archetypes appear in stories across cultures because they reflect shared beliefs about how people think, feel and behave. What do we call this?
What is human nature?