'Plot structure' presentation slideshows

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Student Glossary

Student Glossary. Simile. A figure of speech in which a comparison is made between two unlike things using the words LIKE or AS Picturing something in your mind helps you to understand it better, it shows us the qualities of an object or person by comparing it to something else.

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Narrative Writing

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The Structure of Drama

The Structure of Drama. Chapter 5. Focus Questions. What are the narrative essentials of a written play? What influence has Aristotle had on drama? How does modern drama differ from traditional drama? What does the exposition of a play reveal? How is a plot divided into parts?

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Unit 4, Part 2

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Writing the Screenplay

Writing the Screenplay. Comm2339electronicmedia.wordpress.com. History and structure. All good movies depend on a well written and structured screen play. This involves: Characters A world Action Events Dialogue Theme Must be organized and have some sort of unity to them. . Aristotle.

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Drama/Theater

Drama/Theater. Journal . Describe a fictitious world where no theatre exists. This includes television shows, movies, plays, cartoons, video games, etc. How would this affect our world? Your life ? (8-10 sentence minimum). What is drama? .

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Creating a Character

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Walk Two Moons 1

October 28- November 1. Walk Two Moons 1. October 28. diabolic adj. fiendish; wicked (p. 16) divulge v. to make known, especially something secret (p. 16) flinch v. to draw back, as from something painful or unpleasant (p. 36) gullible adj. easily fooled (p. 30)

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What do you see? What do you think this painting is about? Who are these people?

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EOCT Terms #1

EOCT Terms #1. Alliteration. Caring Cats C aring c ats c ascade off L aughing l amas L ounging. Underneath y elling y aks, Y elling at r oaming R ats. . Allusion. Characters protagonist/antagonist. Plot Structure. Dialect vs. Dialogue. Frame Story- story within story. Local Color.

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Book Club

Book Club . Conflict and climax Point of view theme. conflict. Internal: when a character experiences two opposite emotions or desires (good vs. evil) within himself. External: when a character experiences some sort of struggle with those outside forces.

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Walk Two Moons

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Narrative Writing

Narrative Writing. Mrs. Blosch. Definition. Narrative writing tells a story or a part of a story Can be fiction or nonfiction. Elements. Narrative writing frequently has the following elements: Plot structure Exposition Rising action Climax Falling action Resolution Conflict

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1/13 Learning Objectives

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Plot Structure

Plot Structure. Need to Know Info. Protagonist: The main character, an average or better person, who experience happiness or misery Antagonist: The person or force opposing the protagonist Atmosphere: The environment of the play

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Genres in Catcher

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Story Booklet Project (40 points)

Story Booklet Project (40 points).

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Plot Structure

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