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a story told many times that serves to explain something about the world or a historical event

• epic
• myth
• invocation
• rhapsode

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character who fought in the Trojan War and wandered around the Mediterranean

• Polyphemus
• Telemachus
• Odysseus
• Achilles

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A dynamic/round character:

• Changes
• Stays the same
• Is happy
• Is smart

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_____________________ is the story element that keeps the reader interested and makes them keep reading.

• Complication
• Foreshadowing
• Irony
• Suspense

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"Making friends" and "sharing things with others" are common THEMES in children's books. 

• True
• False

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The third quatrain of the sonnet is there to

• introduce the main theme or metaphor
• extend the metaphor or theme
• provide a shift, twist, or conflict
• summarize the sonnet and leave the reader with a lasting image

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What is theme?

• a brief account of the main facts about something

• a main topic or message in a the story

• a way to describe things

• what your essay is going to be about (claim)

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This type of character is a larger-than-life person who embodies a culture's values.

• Epic Hero

• Protagonist

• Antagonist

• Archetype

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What is an allegory?

• Repetition of one or more words at the beginning of sentences/phrases

• The use of dissimilar images in order to contrast their differences

• A paradox reduced to two words

• A story in which the characters and events represent particular qualities or ideas

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The main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work.

• Theme

• Symbolism

• Connotation

• Metaphor

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