Terms
This is a comparison using "like" or "as"
Simile
Setting, characters, and situation are presented in this part of the story
Exposition
When the author directly tells us about a character
Direct characterization
This is the attitude of a text
Tone
An extreme exaggeration
Hyperbole
Information leading up to the climax.
Rising Action
This is when "I" am telling the story. The character is in the story
1st Person P.O.V.
This is the feeling of a text. Also, give an example
Mood
Hints or clues that something will happen
Foreshadowing
When the conflict is resolved
Resolution
The narrator has full access to the thoughts of all characters.
3rd omniscient
Give 3 tone words
Joyful, scornful, flippant, gentle, frustrated, enthusiastic, witty, etc.
This is when the author tells about events that happened previously (before the story takes place)
Flashback
This term is used to refer to the main character
Protagonist
There are 4 types of conflict. Name 3.
Internal, external (man v. man), external (man v. nature), and external (man v. society)
What was the mood and tone of "Tell-Tale Heart"?
Tone: Impassioned, malicious, insane
Mood: Suspense, anxious
A man who needs medical assistance is run over by the ambulance sent to help him. This is an example of what?
Irony
When Vasilisa is with Baba Yaga and completes the tasks and is no longer afraid
Climax
Give an example from the film Frozen of indirect characterization AND say how it is shown.
Looks, thoughts, actions, speech, and relationships
What is the tone in the following example? “She frantically searched the room for the killer, who she knew was hidden somewhere in the darkness. Moving blindly through the space, she wondered whether she would find him and stop him before it was too late and he moved on to his next victim.”
Tense