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Tell it to me, baby!
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Satire and Co.
Terminator Terminator, the sequel
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Multiple Guess
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–character is telling the story–limited to knowing only what the character knows
FIRST PERSON NARRATION
–narrator is not a character–limited to knowing thoughts and feelings of a select character
THIRD PERSON LIMITED
NARRATION
–narrator is not a character–we know the thoughts and feelings of all the characters
THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT NARRATION
an indirect/implied reference to another work of literature,
historical event, famous quote, etc.
ALLUSION
the quality in a story that makes the reader
eager todiscover what happens
next and how it will end (it “hooks” the reader)
SUSPENSE
Describing a character’s luxurious style of dress is
an example of creating
character througha. sympathy b.
appearancec. speech d. imagery
B
Which of the following is an example of internal conflict?
a.A hiker must cross a dangerous river.
b.A boy struggles to overcome his shyness.
c.The team captain and the coach argue about a play.
d. The stepsisters ridicule Cinderella.
B
A mighty wizard who turns out to be a con man is an example
of
a. situational ironyb. verbal ironyc. dramatic ironyd. simple irony
A
The narrator and the writer a. are always the sameb. are not necessarily the samec. are never the samed. present different points of view in each story
B
The theme often reveals a. a character’s motivesb. hints about a story’s outcomec. a truth about human behaviord. the strength of a story’s plot
C