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Title: EQ: What literary terms do I need to know in 9th grade literature


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EQ What literary terms do I need to know in 9th
grade literature?
  • August 10, 2007

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Fiction
  • Works of prose that have imaginary elements
  • Purpose is to entertain
  • Also provides the reader with an understanding of
    life

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Ask yourself . . .Do I understand these literary
terms?
  • Fiction
  • Setting
  • Main and minor characters
  • Dynamic and static characters
  • Theme
  • Plot
  • Exposition
  • Rising action
  • Climax
  • Falling action

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Two types of fiction
  • Novel
  • Short story

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4 basic elements of novel/short story
  • Plot
  • Character
  • Setting
  • Theme

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Plot
  • Definition the sequence of events in a story
  • A blueprint of what happens, when it happens, and
    to whom it happens
  • Built around conflictsproblems or struggles
    between opposing forces

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4 stages of development in a plot
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Expositon
  • Introduces characters and setting
  • Supplies background
  • Sets tone

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Rising Action
  • Introduces complications
  • Builds suspense
  • Is when the plot thickens

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Climax
  • Is the turning point of the story
  • Is the moment when suspense reaches its peak
  • Results in change for the main character
  • Sometimes occurs at the end of the story, without
    being followed by falling action

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Falling Action
  • Occurs after climax of story
  • Resolves conflict
  • Ties up loose ends of the story

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Read The Necklace
  • Who are the characters in the story?
  • What is the setting of the story?
  • What is the main conflict in the story?
  • Think about real (genuine) and fake.
  • Be ready to discuss the difference there is
    between something that is a genuine and a fake
    if no one can tell them apart.
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