LA

  1. What is the exposition?
    beginning of story. author introces setting, charecters.
  2. What is the initial inciden?
    early event which tells reader what the main plot of the story will be.
  3. What is the climax?
    turning point in story. this is where main conflict is resolved.
  4. What is falling action?
    wuthor unwinds from the climax. all the events lead to the final wrap up of the story.
  5. Resolution
    readers find out how things turned out.
  6. What is a setting in a story?
    WHEN and where story happens.
  7. what are the 6 types of conflicts
    • person vs self
    • person vs person
    • person vs nature
    • person vs technology
    • person vs supernatural
    • person vs society
  8. What is a minor charecter?
    interacts with the main charecters but reader doesnt learn much about them.
  9. What is a flat character?
    basically the same thing as minor charecters.
  10. What is a round charecter?
    round charecters are charecters that the reader learns alot about and gets to know well.
  11. What is a static charecter?
    They remain the same throughout the story. they dont change.
  12. What is a dynamic character?
    they change from the beginning of the story to the end.
  13. what are the 5 methods of an indirect characterization
    • Speech
    • Tone
    • Effect
    • Actions 
    • Looks
  14. good and bad things about first person narrator
    • They give detailed descriptions on the feelings of the narrator.
    • they are limited to what the narrator knows.
  15. Good/bad things about second person narrator.
    • Makes the audience feel included in the story.
    • second person is rare
  16. good/bad things about third person. and all the types of third person.
    third person omniscient where the narrator knows everything. Limited omniscient where they know some things but not everything. for example the inner feelings of ONE person.
  17. What are the different types of narrators?
    • reliant: not biased.
    • unreliable: narrator is deliberatly mis informing the reader or they may be unwell in a way that makes it not possibke for them to provide reliable information.
    • intrusive: interupt to share their opinion on the story.
    • nonintrusive: Do not put any personal opinions on the story.
    • self-consious: narrators shatter the illusion that they are telling something that has actually happened by revealing to readers that the narrations a work of art and fiction.
  18. What is it called when the story brings back an event that happened before the timeline in the story.
    antecedent action.
  19. what is juxtaposition?
    placing two contrasting elements side by side to highlight there differeces to create insight or an effect.
  20. what are the different types of irony?
    • situational irony: you think one thing happens but something else happens
    • verbal irony: saying one thing meaning the other.
    • dramatic irony: reader knows something charecter doesnt.
  21. what is the theory of evolution and who was the one that porposed it?
    why tf are you looking at my flashcards
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Aayan
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