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Literature Terms I

Question 1

An established class or category of artistic composition or literature.

Answer 1

What is – Genre?

Question 2

The vantage point in which a narratoris removed from the story and knowseverything that needs to be known.

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What is – the omniscient point of view ?

Question 3

The representation of abstract ideas orprinciples by characters, figures, or events in narrative, dramatic, or pictorial form.

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What is – an allegory?

Question 4

A character who does not changeduring a story.

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What is – a static character ?

Question 5

The recognition of the differencebetween reality and appearance.

Answer 5

What is – irony ?

Question 6

The point in a literary work at whichthe chief dramatic complicationis resolved.

Answer 6

What is – resolution ?

Question 7

The reflection of an author’sattitude toward his or her subject.

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What is – tone ?

Question 8

The careful sequencing of events in astory generally built around a conflict.

Answer 8

What is – plot ?

Question 9

The method an author uses to createthe personality of imaginary charactersin a piece of fiction.

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What is – characterization ?

Question 10

The struggle between opposing forcesthat brings about the action within astory or drama.

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What is – conflict ?

Question 11

A concrete thing used to suggest something larger and more abstract.

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What is – a symbol ?

Question 12

A character who is complex andmulti-dimensional.

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What is – a round character ?

Question 13

A component of a piece of literaturesuch as plot or setting in a story.

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What is – a literary element?

Question 14

The stance of vantage point from which a story is narrated.

Answer 14

What is – viewpoint ?

Question 15

The time and place of the action ofa literary work.

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What is – setting ?

Question 16

An author’s distinctive mannerof expression.

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What is – style ?

Question 17

A literary technique in which ideas,customs, behaviors, or institutionsare ridiculed for the purpose ofimproving society.

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What is – satire ?

Question 18

The secondary action of a story thatreinforces or contrasts with the mainplot.

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What is – the subplot ?

Question 19

The perspective or attitude of a narrator of a piece of literature.

Answer 19

What is – point of view ?

Question 20

A contrast between what is intendedor expected and what actually occurs.

Answer 20

What is – situational irony ?

Question 21

The technique of giving clues to coming events in a narrative.

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What is – foreshadowing ?

Question 22

Narration in which the point of viewis that of the main character.

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What is – first person narration ?

Question 23

A character who undergoes a changeduring the course of a story.

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What is – a dynamic character?

Question 24

A brief narrative of an interesting,unusual or biographical event oftenused to illustrate a point.

Answer 24

What is – an anecdote ?

Question 25

Information a reader may obtain froma text that helps confirm the meaningof a word or group of words .

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What is – context clues ?

Final Jeopardy

The vantage point in which a narratortells the story in the third person butoften confines him or herself to whatis experienced, thought, and felt by asingle or limited number of characters.

Final Jeopardy Answer

What is – limited point of view ?