The narrator uses pronouns such as they, she, and he to tell the story from two or more charactersโ perspectives.
Third Person Omniscient
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The narrator uses pronouns such as you, your, and yours to tell the story.
Second Person
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a struggle or clash between opposing characters, forces, or emotions. External: a characterโs struggle with an outside force such as another person, nature, disease, etc. Internal: a characterโs opposing or incompatible emotions, choices,
Conflict
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Alliteration is what type of literary device?
Sound
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The central character of a literary work.
Protagonist
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The character who opposes the protagonist or main character of a literary work; not necessarily a villain.
Antagonist
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The narrator uses pronouns such as they, she, and he to tell the story from one characterโs perspective.
Third Person Limited
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A Bald Eagle is an example of what type of literary device? (hint: a word or picture that stands for something larger than itself.
Symbol
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Give me an example of a metaphor. (comparing two seemingly unlike things using 'is' or 'are.')
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baam
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shark
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shark
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banana
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The process by which a writer reveals the personality of a character. Direct: the author shares the characterโs personality trait(s) Indirect: the characterโs thoughts, actions, speech, etc. reveal personality.
Characterization
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Give me an example of personification. (giving a nonhuman thing human characteristics)
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Give me an example of a simile. (comparing two seemingly unlike things using 'like' or 'as.')
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monster
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rocket
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gift
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baam
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Give me an example of hyperbole. (an exaggerated statement not to be taken literally)