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What is Exposition in a literary work?
What is Exposition in a literary work?
- A literary device used to introduce background information (correct)
- The climax of the story
- The final resolution of the plot
- A summary of the plot
What does Setting refer to in a piece of literature?
What does Setting refer to in a piece of literature?
The time and place in which the story takes place.
What is the purpose of a Narrative Hook?
What is the purpose of a Narrative Hook?
- To introduce the characters
- To summarize the story
- To provide the setting
- To hook the reader's attention (correct)
What does Complication mean in a story?
What does Complication mean in a story?
What is Rising Action in a plot?
What is Rising Action in a plot?
What occurs during the Falling Action of a plot?
What occurs during the Falling Action of a plot?
Define Plot in literature.
Define Plot in literature.
What is the Climax of a story?
What is the Climax of a story?
What does Denouement refer to?
What does Denouement refer to?
What is Resolution in a story's plot line?
What is Resolution in a story's plot line?
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Literary Terms
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Exposition: Introduces essential background information regarding events, characters, and settings at the beginning of a literary piece.
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Setting: Defines the time and place where the story unfolds, contributing to the context and atmosphere.
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Narrative Hook: An engaging technique used in a story's opening that captures the reader's interest, compelling them to continue reading.
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Complication: Refers to the escalation of conflict within a narrative, adding complexity and depth to the story.
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Rising Action: Comprises a series of relevant incidents that build suspense, interest, and tension, leading up to the climax.
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Falling Action: Occurs after the climax, where the plot begins to resolve following the significant turning point.
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Plot: The sequence of events that comprise the entirety of the story, outlining the structure of the narrative.
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Climax: Marks a crucial moment of heightened intensity or a significant turning point within the plot, pivotal to the unfolding of the story.
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Denouement: The resolution phase of a story where the complexities of the plot are clarified and conflicts are resolved.
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Resolution: The concluding segment of the plot line where the central problem is addressed and resolved, providing closure to the narrative.
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