English 10 Key Concepts - Quarter Three
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andrea_carrillo22 on January 13, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Drama | story written to be acted by live actors for a live audience |
Tragedy | a play which is about seriouse important events and ends unhappily for the protagonist |
Tragic Hero | high ranking character who has a tragic flaw that directly causes his downfall |
Tragic Flaw | a defect in a character or judgement that directly causes the tragic heros downfall |
Protagonist | main character in a tragedy be us if high ranking (king/senator) |
Act 1Act 2 Act 3 Act 4 Act 5 | Exposition introduced characters, tragic flaw, conflictRising action complications build suspense Crisis turning point as a result of a tragic flaw Falling action Climax usually the resolution |
Comedy | different fromtragedy 1.funny 2. turning point lifts the pay towars a happy ending |
Conflict:Internal External | struggle between protagonists and antogonist that hooks our interest |
Dialogue | conversation between 2 or more characters |
Dramatic Monologue | a speaker addresses one or more silent speakers on stage |
Soliloquy | long speech in which a character who is alone on stage expresses private thoughts and feelings |
An Aside | words spoken by the character directly to the audience or another character but not evidence by others on stage |
Antagonist | Force that blocks the protagonist from getting what he wants |
Character Foil | serves as a contrast to another character |
Dynamic Character | someone who changes in an important way during the course of the story |
Static Character | no change |
Subordinate Clause | help reveal protogonists characters and develops the conflict |
Flat Character | 2-dimmensional only have 1-2 character traits |
Round Character | 3D qualities if real people with many traits and complexities |
Homophone | words that sound the same but are spelled different |
Pun | play on words with multiple meanings or homophones |
Point 1. 1st person 2. 3rd person Limited 3. Ominiscient | vantage point from which a story is told naraator not in a story: knows thoughs and feelings of characters all knowing |
Characterization1. Direct 2. Indirect | narrator tells us directly about a charactercharacter traits are revelaed dialogue actions and thoughts |
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