Literature Final real exam 2024/2025

p Rhyme Pattern/Rhyme Scheme - ANSWThe pattern of the end rhymes in a poem; poetic structure lot - ANSWa sequence of related events that make up a story prologue - ANSWa preface or introduction to the story; the author setting the meaning or purpose of the story exposition - ANSWthe part of plot that establishes the setting, introduces characters, & situation conflict - ANSWthe major problem in the story rising action/complication - ANSWevents that complicate the plot as the characters try to resolve the conflict climax (turning pint) - ANSWthe high point of action. The most exciting part of the story. epilogue - ANSWan extra section that tells what happens following the main events of the story foreshadowing - ANSWhints and clues that suggest events that will occur later in the story internal conflict - ANSWInternal conflict-a self imposed challenge; the main character struggles with opposing ideas or feelings within his or her own mind; usually involves decision making (man v. himself) external conflict - ANSWthe main character struggles with another person or with an outside force (man v. man; man v. nature; man v. society; man v. fate) Descriptive - ANSWwriting that includes vivid descriptions of people, places, or things. sequence writing - ANSWwriting that describes events or processes in sequential order cause-and-effect writing - ANSWwriting that explains the link between a cause (the why) and several effects (the results) OR between one effect and several causes