University:
Stanford University
Course:
STRAMGT 309 | Strategies of Effective Product Management
Academic year:

2024
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129

Pages:

2
Author:

Macy Harrison

IAR Test 1. Character People or animals involved in a story 2. Setting Time and place if the action 3. Protagonist Main character 4. Antagonist The character who rises up or challenges the main character 5. Irony The opposite of what is expected to happen happens 6. Plot The action of the story in sequence 7. Situational Irony When a character does the opposite of what you expect in a situation 8. Conflict Problem that needs to be solved 9. Theme The main idea or basic meaning of a literary work 10. Imagery Using words to pain a picture 11. Flashback Scene that breaks normal time order to show a past event 12. Foreshadowing Use of clues to suggest events that will happen later in the story 13. Alliteration A sentence containing words that began with the same consonant 14. Simile A comparison using like or as 15. Climax The turning point in a story 16. Metaphor A comparison where one thing is another 17. Personification Giving human qualities to something not human 18. Internal Conflict A conflict that takes place within a characters mind 19. External Conflict Conflict where a character struggles with an outside force 1/2 20. Characterization A technique an author uses to develop a character 21. Verbal Irony Contrast between what a character says and what they really mean 22. Formal Writing Uses more complex sentence structure and more technical language 23. Informal Writing More personal uses short simple sentences and ordinary familiar words (like talking to friends) 2/2