Irony&more
Characterization & more
vocab
vocab
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100

What are the three main reasons a author would write a text? 

To persuade, inform, or entertain

100

What are the four character  types ?

Flat

Round

Static

Dynamic

100

something that was standing up suddenly fell down or folded in on itself because it became too weak, tired, or unstable

Collapsed

100

to look over something quickly but carefully, usually to find information or to understand what’s there

Scanned

100

respectful discussion where two or more people share different ideas or opinions about the same topic

Debate

200

What are the 3 types of irony?

Verbal, Dramatic, and Situational

200

What does it mean when a character is flat?

We don't know many details about this character, they lack depth/usually easy to understand

200

the one special thing you are very, very good at doing or making, like an expert

Specialty

200

filled with air or gas to make something bigger or puffier

Inflated

200

you gently poked or encouraged someone or something to get them to move or react

Prodded

300

What is Verbal Irony

Irony that is spoken, when someone says something but means the opposite

300

What makes a character round?

1. complex, 

2. well-developed character 

 have depth to their personalities and distinct motives,.

300

something that was calm, peaceful, or in its right place has been interrupted, bothered, or mixed up, like when something makes you sad

Disturbed

300

something that was moving or happening suddenly got stuck or stopped, like it’s taking a break whether you wanted it to or not

Stalled

300

means something happens slowly, little by little, or step by step over time and not all at once

Gradually

400

What is Dramatic Irony?

when the audience or readers know more about a situation than the character does.

400

Characters that go through little change

Static

400

when a part of your body can't feel things the way it normally does, like when your leg falls asleep

Numb

400

to signal or wave someone to come closer — usually with your hand, a smile, or a nod

Beckoned

400

to make something look more beautiful or festive by adding colorful, fun, or special things to it


Decorated

500

What is Situational Irony?

Situational irony is when the outcome is the opposite or completely different from what was expected.

500

Characters that have changed since the beginning of the story

Dynamic

500

you tried really, really hard to do something that was difficult or challenging, like English Class

Struggled

500

you paused or waited for a moment because you were unsure, nervous, or needed to think before doing something


Hesitated

500

you feel upset, wobbly, or unsteady because something scary or surprising happened

Shaken

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