English 10 Terms ie. plot, setting, basic situation, irony?

Im studying for my english 10 finals and I lost my notes so I was wondering if someone knew where I clould find these terms.

Basic Situation

Internal Conflict

Setting

Tone

Direct / Indirect Characterization

Round character

Flat character

point of view

protagonist

antagonist

theme

irony

verbal irony

dramatic irony

simile

metaphore

personafication

end rhyme

reframe

alliteration

internal rhyme

free verse

English 10 Terms ie. plot, setting, basic situation, irony?windows xp home

Probably the most reliable way to find these out would be on the search engine "www.dictionary.com" its an online dictionary, will give you the most precise results.

Also try something like "www.ask.com" or "www.wikipedia.org" , they are more specialized rather than something like "yahoo" or "google"

And whoever said "try to read" (jen h, i believe) i say - shut up, that was totally uncalled for!

English 10 Terms ie. plot, setting, basic situation, irony?microsoft visual studio internet explorer

Yes, type them in on Yahoo
ther are all in ur english book...try to read
Internal conflict- character struggles within themself about ethics

setting- where, what time, when a story is set

tone- positive or negative, determines how you think about characters

direct/indirect charaterization- telling what a character is like, directly (he was tall, he was dark) or by another character (indirectly)

round character- many traits, interesting

flat character- one trait, usually used as a dramatic foil

point of view- how the story is written, first second or third person, who the narrator is

protagonist- the hero

antagonist- the bad guy

theme- what the story is about and how the author feels about that subject

irony- when something is the opposite of what you think it should be

verbal irony- saying something that's the opposite of what you mean; sarcasm

dramatic irony- you know something that the characters don't

simile- comparing two things using like or as

metaphore- comparing two unlike things by stating that one is the other

personification- giving inanimate objects human traits

end rhyme- rhymes at the ends of lines in poetry

alliteration- repition of similar sounds in words

internal rhyme- rhymes in a line

free verse- poetry that doesn't follow formal patterns