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A plot is a sequence of event's that make up the story.

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Exposition is the background info of a character or the setting of the story.

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Rising action is a series of relevant incidents or conflict that create tension in a story adding up to the climax.

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It is the turning point of the important part of the story.

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Falling action it when the tension or conflict of the story is starting to die down and is getting a solution soon.

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A resolution is when the problem of the story is solved at the end.

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The setting is the time and the place where the story is taking place at.

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A protagonist in the story is basically the hero in the story trying to fix the conflict of the antagonist, And antagonist is like the villian in the story making conflict for the main character and the story.

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A conflict in the story is when the main character or a character is wanting something but there is something in the way or stopping them from getting it.

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Oregon State University - School of Writing, Literature and Film

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"What is Conflict in Literature?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers

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Internal conflict is when the main character of the story is having guess about there decision and it cause some problems with the story.

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Man vs. man is when two characters are going against each other to see what is right and wrong.

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Man vs. society is when the protagonist of the story is having to fight or go against their society or community.

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Man vs. nature is when the main character is against or head to head with nature or an animal of nature.

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Man vs. technology is when the protagonist is going facing off with any machines or technology in the story.

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A theme in the story is the main idea or the deeper meaning to what the writer wants to give or spread.

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It is the chose of words that is being used in a story but it regards to how you use them.

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Syntax is to the determine the argument in the story depending on the chose of words

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Connotation/Denotation is description of using a word(s) to a characters feelings in the story and this could be a negative or positive meaning

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The tone is the author's attitude towards how they want the reader to feel about their writing or the subject and their works in literature.

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Analyzing tone through word choice | Reading | Khan Academy

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The mood in the story is how the setting is and how the characters of the story is coming off or feeling like in the story.

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A flashback in the story is events that happened in the past that is leading up to what's going on in the story.

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Foreshadowing in a story is like predicting what might happen next in the story and it is also when characters give some hints in the story for what might happen.

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WHAT IS FORESHADOWING IN LITERATURE | 3-Minute Fiction Fixit

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Parallelism is when structures of sentence are being repeated over in the story.

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POV (or point of view) is the view of how the story is being tolled and who is telling it

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OSU School of Writing, Literature and Film

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"What is Point of View?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers

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First person is when the narrator of the story is telling the story in their view like using words like "I", "me", "my", "we", and giving inside into their personal feeling and thoughts.

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Second person is when the narrator of the story is using the word "you" to get the reader to feel like they are apart of the story.

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Third person objective is when a character or a narrator reports the events without knowing the meaning or the motivation behind.

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Third person limited is when the narrator is narrating through a single character of the story and only knowing their feelings and their thoughts.

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Third person omniscient is when the narrator of the story is knowing of all of the characters feeling and thought in the story.

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Simile is a comparison between two unlike things using the words "like", or "as".
Example: She ran fast like a chaeta.

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Metaphor is a comparison between two unlike thing without using the words "like", or "as"
Example: she's the giggle to the funeral

Extended Metaphor is an extended version of metaphor that extends over the course of multiple lines, paragraph, or poetry.
Example: comparing his career to a relationship

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Personification is when you give a non-human thing human characterization.
Example: The leaves danced in the wind

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Hyperbole is extreme exaggeration over something
Example: The skin on her face was as think and drawn as tight as the sin of an onion

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A literary device that uses symbols, be they words, people, marks, location, or abstract ideas to represent something beyond the literal meaning.
Example: The days were like nights, and the nights left the dregs of their darkness in our souls. It symbols the hallicals and how dark it was

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Oxymoron is a figurative of speech that uses opposite terms which is normally two and it contradicts it and they are normally placed together.

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Euphemism is when the writer makes something sound sweeter or nicer then how they are said so it wouldn't upset the character or reader.

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Allusion is a figurative speech that makes a reference to people, place, events, or another story/literature work to make a connection between the two to get more attention of the reader.

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Assonance or vowel rhyme is when you can hear a rhythm or representation of vowel sounds in a line of text or poetry.

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Assonance || A Figure of Speech in English

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Alliteration is when you can hear the representation of a sound or the beginning of a sentence has the same letter repeating in a line.

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Oregon State University - School of Writing, Literature and Film

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"What is Alliteration?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers

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Cliché is a figurative speech of something being overused or the lack of original thought.

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Idioms are a figurative speech that uses saying or expressions that could be a different meaning in literal meanings.

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Idioms | Award Winning Teaching Video | What Is An Idiom? | Figurative Language

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A pun is a play on word used in literacy which can be used to have a different meaning when using a pun in a story or any writing.

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What is a Pun? Definition with Examples | Figures of Speech

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Irony is whenever a person say or does something that we don't really don't expect they would say or do it, or it would mean something different to us then to them.

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Irony Simplified | Verbal Irony, Situational Irony, Dramatic Irony | Literary Device

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Verbal irony is the use of dialogue or a narration that would offer a different meaning then what they actually would mean.

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Situational irony is when something happens but then the opposite thing is expected.

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Dramatic irony is when the audience/reader knows what's going happen next but the characters in the story or any movie/television doesn't know what's going happen after/next.

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Rhetoric is a study of 3 types of uses for language to win an audience. These3 types are ethos, pathos, and logos.

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How to use rhetoric to get what you want - Camille A. Langston

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Ethos is when you use your credibility to gain attention and agreement of an audience.

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Pathos is whenever the content someone uses is logical and reasonable in a structured manner to win an audience. However, some people may take this method and twist the fact for false ones causing an audience to agree with a lie.

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Logos is when advertisers or someone uses peoples emotions to their advantage to get customers. This can be like giving people false hope in a product.

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Characterization is the personality of a character that the author thinks is suitable for that character.

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Direct characterization is the description of a characters personality that the author wrote for a reader to understand what the character is like.

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Indirect characterization is when the author uses the actions and thoughts of a character to allow the reader to guess and understand a characters personality.

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Static character is when the character of the story stays the same throughout the whole story and does not change at the end.

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Dynamic character is when the character is going through changes that are important in story or any literature form that makes them have less conflict in the story.

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Flat character are when the reader sees only one side of the character and they really don't change over time in the story and they would only have a specific desire they are going for.

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Round characters are characters that are important in the story because the reader can connect with them and we(the reader) can see them improve or grow over the story/time and we see many sides of them.