CSET English Subtest 3 EXAM
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Terms in this set (44)
First Person Point of View "I" am telling the story.
(what effects they have on the reader)
Creates intimacy. The reader is immersed in the story in a more
seamless way.
Pronouns used: I, me, My
Second Person Point of The story is told to "you".
View (+ effects on the
reader) Common in NON-fiction.
Promouns used: your, yours
Third Person Limited The story is about "he" or "she". Allows the reader to bond with
(+ effects on the reader) one character because they know all their thoughts and
feelings. This also creates focus on the main character and
their development.
Pronouns: he/she, her/his
third person omniscient the narrator knows all of the thoughts and feelings of all of the
characters in a work. And what is happening in all situations.
Creates a "god-like" narrator.
Literary Techniques /Devices methods authors use to convey their messages
(you will have to name a few to support
your choice of theme) Most common:
-allusion (allude)
- diction
-epigraph
-euphemism
- foreshadowing
-imagery
-metaphor/simile
-personification
- point-of-view
, - structure.
-Allegory
-Motif
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Terms in this set (44)
First Person Point of View "I" am telling the story.
(what effects they have on the reader)
Creates intimacy. The reader is immersed in the story in a more
seamless way.
Pronouns used: I, me, My
Second Person Point of The story is told to "you".
View (+ effects on the
reader) Common in NON-fiction.
Promouns used: your, yours
Third Person Limited The story is about "he" or "she". Allows the reader to bond with
(+ effects on the reader) one character because they know all their thoughts and
feelings. This also creates focus on the main character and
their development.
Pronouns: he/she, her/his
third person omniscient the narrator knows all of the thoughts and feelings of all of the
characters in a work. And what is happening in all situations.
Creates a "god-like" narrator.
Literary Techniques /Devices methods authors use to convey their messages
(you will have to name a few to support
your choice of theme) Most common:
-allusion (allude)
- diction
-epigraph
-euphemism
- foreshadowing
-imagery
-metaphor/simile
-personification
- point-of-view
, - structure.
-Allegory
-Motif
