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1 Benchmark 2 review 10 th grade

2 Narrative Devices Protagonist Antagonist Theme Symbolism Irony Metaphor Personification Allusion

3 Plot Conflicts- – Internal Person v. self – External Person v. person Person v. society Person v. nature Person v. technology/machine

4 Plot Point of view – 1 st – 3rd limited – 3rd omniscient Exposition Rising Action Climax Resolution

5 Characters Dynamic Static

6 Others Run-on sentences Fragments Capitalization Punctuation Reading comprehension

7 EXTRA POINTS Make your own study guide for the BM using this information. How can you best remember the information? – Definition and examples? – Pictures? You must have a representation of EVERYTHING on this PowerPoint to earn an extra 10 points. YOURS CANNOT BE THE SAME AS ANOTHER STUDENT!

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