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    This document provides a template for Cornell notes on literary elements, including key terms, definitions, and categories. Key terms defined include irony, characterization, and types of conflicts. Characterization is described as how a writer portrays a character through physical description, dialogue, actions, opinions of others, and more. Conflicts are categorized as being between man and man, nature, society, oneself, machines, or unknown forces. Conflicts are also divided into internal conflicts within a character or external conflicts between a character and outside factors.

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    This document provides a template for Cornell notes on literary elements, including key terms, definitions, and categories. Key terms defined include irony, characterization, and types of conflicts. Characterization is described as how a writer portrays a character through physical description, dialogue, actions, opinions of others, and more. Conflicts are categorized as being between man and man, nature, society, oneself, machines, or unknown forces. Conflicts are also divided into internal conflicts within a character or external conflicts between a character and outside factors.

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    TOPIC NAME

    English (Literary Elements) John Smith


    DATE

    mm/dd/yyyy
    KEY TERMS NOTES / DRAWINGS

    Define irony Irony is a contradiction between what is expected and reality.

    What is Characterization is the way an writer describes a character.


    characterization?

    - physical description
    - dialogue
    - actions / behavior
    - opinions of other characters
    - through

    What is conflicts? The problem of the story or book

    Type of conflicts - man vs. man


    - man vs. machine
    - man vs. society
    - man vs. self
    - man vs. nature
    - man vs. unknown

    Two categories of 1) Internal (inside character)


    conflict 2) External (character vs. anything other from himself)

    SUMMARY

    Writers use many different elements to create a story or write a book. Some elements include
    characterization. Writers also focus their stories around a problem or conflict. These are internal
    and external conflicts.

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