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What is literature in one sentence?
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What are the four main genres of literature?
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What are the five parts of a drama's plot?
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How are mood and atmosphere different in literature?
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What is meter in poetry?
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What does setting refer to?
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What is symbolism in literature?
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What is point of view in narration?
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How do rising action and climax differ?
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What are five types of foreshadowing?
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Literature refers to written works considered to have lasting artistic value.
Main genres include drama, fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
Dramatic plots typically follow prologue, rising action, climax, falling action, denouement.
Foreshadowing provides clues or hints about future events.
Mood is the reader’s emotional response; atmosphere is the overall feel of the work.
Meter describes rhythmic feet and patterns in poetry.
An iamb is a two-syllable foot with unstressed then stressed syllables (da-DA).
Setting includes place, time, and its relation to the narrative’s theme.
Symbolism uses objects to represent bigger ideas or themes.
Point of view is the narrator’s perspective used to convey the story.
A couplet consists of two rhyming lines.
Onomatopoeia imitates natural sounds through words.
Denouement is the resolution following the climax.
Rising action builds tension leading to the climax, the turning point.
Foreshadowing includes concrete, prophecy, flashback/forward, symbolic, red herring.
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