Mr. Briggs’s “Mid-term Lit Terms” by Mr. Briggs Lyrics

Annotate TWO of the literary terms below with an annotation that will help your classmates review for their upcoming Mid-Term Exam! Your annotation should include:

-a definition of the literary term
-an example of the literary term
-something extra (a helpful visual, a link to a website that further explains the term, a relevant YouTube video, etc.)




Setting



Plot



Framed Narrative


Mood



Tone



Dynamic Character



Static Character



Symbolism




Allegory



Foreshadowing


Theme



Dramatic Irony



Situational Irony



Verbal Irony



Direct Characterization



Indirect Characterization


Rhetoric



Ethos



Pathos



Logos



Annotation



Protagonist



Antagonist



Flat character



Round Character




Allusion



1st Person Point of View



2nd Person Point of View



3rd Person Point of View



3rd Person Omniscient Point of View



3rd Person Limited Point of View



Annotation



Character vs. Character



Character vs. Nature



Character vs. Society



Character vs. Self



Exposition



Rising Action



Climax



Falling Action




Resolution