Literary devices

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Literary devices

The central character, around which the conflict revolves.

1. A. Antagonist
2. B. Protagonist
3. C. Support
4. D. Anti Hero

A struggle between opposing forces.

1. problem
2. Resolution
3. Exposition
4. Conflict

The sequence of events in a story.

1. Antagonist
2. Timeline
3. Plot
4. Conflict

the plot

Explanation

Plot refers to the sequence of events in a story. It encompasses the main events, conflicts, and resolutions that drive the narrative forward. The plot is the backbone of a story

When the protagonist faces challenges or obstacles that come from sources, such as other characters, society, or nature.

1. internal problem
2. internal conflict
3. external conflict
4. external problem

Disagreement or fighting within an organization is an example of ___________

1. internal conflict
2. external conflict
3. internal force
4. struggle

Explanation

Internal conflict refers to a disagreement or fighting that occurs within an organization. This can arise due to differences in opinions, goals, or values among employees or departments.

Introduces the story's characters,
and setting.

1. introduction
2. resolution
3. exposition
4. climax

The series of events that build up the conflict and increase tension in a story. It is the part of the plot where the main characters face obstacles and challenges that propel the story forward.

1. plot
2. rising action
3. climax
4. falling action

the moment of greatest tension or conflict, where the protagonist faces their biggest challenge or makes a crucial decision.

1. climax
2. resolution
3. falling action
4. main conflict

__________________often follows the climax and falling action, and it brings a sense of satisfaction to the readers by tying up all the loose ends and answering any lingering questions.

1. falling action
2. antagonist
3. external conflict
4. resolution

The vantage point from which a story is told.

1. theme
2. plot
3. point of view
4. exposition

PoV

Explanation

Point of view refers to the perspective from which a story is narrated. It determines the lens through which the reader experiences the events and characters in the story. 

This point allows the narrator, who is not a character in the story, to share the thoughts and feelings of only one character.

A.

1. First-person point of view
2. Open third-person point of view
3. Point of view
4. Third-person limited point of view

The atmosphere of the place in the story.

1. mood
2. setting
3. feeling
4. chemistry

The central idea or message of a story is often a perception of life or human nature.

Use of hints or clues to suggest what will happen later within the story

The outcome of a situation or opposite of one is saying or meaning.