Literacy Terms A

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Literacy Terms A

mood
the feeling that a literary work conveys to reader
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mood the feeling that a literary work conveys to reader
point of view a mental position from which a story is being told
objective the narrator is an outsider who can report only what he or she sees or hears,
omniscient an all knowing person
conflict the struggle found in fiction
internal conflict a struggle which takes place in the protagonist mind and through which the character reaches a new understanding.
external conflict a struggle between the protagonist and another character against nature or outside force
setting the time,place and circumstance in which something occur
theme the moral of a story
simile a figure of speech in which 2 dissimilair things are compare by the use of 'like/as'
situational irony an unexpected outcome
onomatopoeia a word that imitate the sound it represents
first person the narrator is a character in the story who can reveal only personal thoughts,feeling and what he/she sees and is told by the other characters.
third person omniscient the narrator is an all-knowing outsider
third person limited the narrator is an outsider who sees into the mind of one if the charater
pseudonym a fictitious name use by a person
protagonist the main character in a story
antagonist one who oppose against
flashback a transition in a novel to an earlier scene
verbal irony sarcasm
dramatic irony the audience is aware of something the character is not
symbolism a system of symbols and symbolic representations
parable a simple story told to illustrate a moral truth
inference to lead to as a condition or consequence
metaphor a figure of speech in which 2 dissimilair things are compare whioute using 'like/as'

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