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English 101: Final Exam review game

English 101: Final Exam review game. Mrs. Pham Semester I Learning Target: Review key facts and information from first semester to prepare for your final exam. HW : Study for finals! Prepare your essay (with at least 6 quotes!). TERMS TO KNOW. Put the following in the correct order:.

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Mood Tags:

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Understanding Plays

Understanding Plays. A play is a written story meant to be acted out on stage. How is a play different from a story?. Most of a play is dialogue, or the conversation between characters, and stage directions. Stage Directions Describe the Scene.

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Developing Your Narrative

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Narrative Perspective

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Look at these 5 pictures. Imagine they are telling you a story.

a). c). b). Starter task: Rank these people by how likely you are to believe their stories. (1- most believable, 5- least believable). Make sure you can justify your opinions purely based on what you can see/ know about their characters. e). d).

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Characterization, Setting and POV

Characterization, Setting and POV. Using text and inference to establish place and time and increase understanding. Character vs. Characterization. Character is someone or something involved in the main elements of the story and can offer action or insight into the events of the story

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Elements of Drama

Elements of Drama. Drama. Definition a written composition which tells a story involving conflict, especially one intended to be acted on the stage; a play Purpose to tell a story by acting in front of an audience To entertain Examples Romeo & Juliet A Christmas Carol.

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A Crush

A Crush . By Maddy Moore. Excess. More than necessary. Speculation. The act of forming an opinion or conclusion based on guesswork. Taut. Stretch tight. I mprobable. Not likely, doubtful. Illuminated. To light up. Venture. To do something in spite possible risk or danger. Intently .

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Character

Character. Feature Menu. Creating Characters Character Development Speech Appearance Private Thoughts How Other Characters Feel Actions Direct and Indirect Characterization Practice. Creating Characters.

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Games at twilight

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A Step From Heaven An Na December 16 / 2002 Realistic fiction

A Step From Heaven An Na December 16 / 2002 Realistic fiction . Macie G. 7 th period . Setting.

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Characterization

Characterization. Unit Two: Fiction & The Hobbit. Who or what qualifies as a character?. A character will: Be a person or animal in the story Takes part in the action They are not usually described all at one time- information is given to the reader in pieces throughout the story.

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unwind Neal Shusterman June/2007 science fiction

unwind Neal Shusterman June/2007 science fiction. Noah S. Class Period 4 SPOILER ALERT! This does give away some key parts of the story. S orry for the inconvenience . Setting.

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Note and Notice

Note and Notice. Contrasts and Contradictions. Introduction. How does an author show us how a character is changing? Or developing? We will use a technique called Contrasts and Contradictions. Harry Potter. Who has read any of the Harry Potter books or seen any of the movies?

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Characterization

Characterization. What is characterization?. Characters are the people or animals in a story. The main character is the person at the center of the story. Example: Rikki-tikki-tavi is the main character.

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Literary Lowdown

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Conflict: the struggle in the story Internal conflict: a conflict within a character External conflict: a conflict a character has against an outside force.

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Of Mice and Men

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Safely Home

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