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undefined, object
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connotation
emotional meaning associated to the word
internal conflict
inside the character
protagonist
good guys
metaphor
A figure of speech in which a word or phrase that ordinarily designates one thing is used to designate another w/o using "like or as" to make a comparison
subject
what the sentence is about
demonstrative--prounons
points out(demostrates) a noun ( this, that, these,those)
Intensive--prounons
used for empahsis not essential ends in"self"
Interrogative--prounons
introduces a question *(what, which, whom, whose)
simile
a fiquire of speech that uses like or as to make a comparison
linking verb
a verb that conncets the subject to a word
indefinate--prounons
not definite not specificly anmes (all, any, one, much)
coordinating--conjuction
for,and,nor,but or, yet, so
antagonist
bad guys
suprise ending
unexpected ending
sutiuational irony
the opposite of what you expect
subordinating--conjuction
although, before, because,as, though,unless, until, while,since, as soon as, if, when
action verb
a verb that expresses physical or mental action
hyperbole
exaggeration or bold statement
predicate nominative
word/word group in the predicate and that indentifies the subject or refers to it
stereotype
fixed generalixe idea about a character or situation
round character
character that learns/changes thru the story
conjunctions
part of speech that serves to connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences
mood
overall feeling created in a story
flat character
character that stays the same
reflexive--prounons
refers to subject and necessary for sentence, ends in "self"
proper noun
specific ex Samuel
singular noun
ex bike
tone
author's attitude towards subject
prepisitional phrase
shows relationship of noun/pronoun to other word
concrete noun
recieve w/ senses ex; chocolate
foreshadowing
clues for what will happen later in the story
collective noun
ex : team
figurative language and 4 types
descriptive language not to be taken for real, metaphor, simile, personfication,hyperbole (MSPH--mom says pet her)
direct object
noun, pronoun,or word group that tells who or what and receives the action of the verb
setting
time and place of story's action
external conflict
caused by outside forces
predicate adjective
adjective in teh predicate that describes the subject
relative--prounons
which, that ,what, whome, whose
theme
main idea of literary work
plot--list sequence of related events in a story
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution ERCFR(every reindeer can fly right)
correlative--conjuction
used in paires ex"either or not only"
allusion
reference to another of literature
Imagery
use of words and prhases that appeal to. A set of mental pictures or images
personification
giving human traits to non-human things
plural noun
ex: bikes
denotation
strict meaning of word
common noun
ordinary, non-specific ex: boy
abstract noun
feeling, idea ex: love
compound noun
ex basketball
confict
struggle btw opposing forces
verbal irony
sarcasim
suspense
puts reader on the edge of their seat
symbol
object that has meaning in itself
flashback
author goes back in story
inference
reasonable/smart conclusion drawn from hints provided by author
nouns
a person, place, idea or thing
adverbs
part of speech that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb
indirect object
noun, pronoun,or word group that appears in sentence containing direct object

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