Bible_Test 1

The main character in a story

Think of this as a mini-biography. This is an abbreviated version of someone’s life to just get the basic information about someone.

A relationship of between two actions as a result of the other. Cause: is the event that makes something happen. This happens first. Why did

A way to describe key features or nature of a character in a story. There are two ways writers do this: Direct characterization: when a writ

Comparing: determining ways things are alike Contrasting: ways things are different

The end of a story When you draw a conclusion you are: Putting together clues to help you understand things that are not explained in the t

A struggle or clash between opposing forces Internal conflict: a struggle between opposing desires within a character. For example: Should I

Are words that give vivid detail, so we are the reader, can see or visualize what is happening in a story. Example: The car was jet black, l

Use of descriptive words to help the reader see or visualize what is going on in a story. Example: The moon shone down on us like it was a f

Plot: is what happens in a story. Plot contains: Basic situation Conflict Series of Events Climax Resolution

The perspective a story is told from and there 3 types of points of view: Omniscient: is the all-knowing point of view (The people are…) Fir

The end of the story. This is where the loose ends of the plot are tied up or where we, the reader, draws a conclusion as to what happened.

Setting plays an important role in a story The time and place which a story occurs. Answers the questions: When ? Where?

Explain in a few sentences what an entire passage is about, highlighting the main idea or theme of the passage

A short paragraph or statement explaining the main idea, theme, or lesson of a passage.

The first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures; from the Hebrew word Teachings

Second section of the Hebrew scriptures; from the Hebrew word Prophets

The third section of the Hebrew scriptures; from the hebrew word for writings

the four letters (yhwh); that makes up the personal name of God; vocalized by Christian translators for yahweh

the interpretation of the meaning of a biblical text

structured public worshipping

Yahweh

Teachings or "doctrine"

Nevi'im

plain sense, inquiring, allegorical, mystical

the importance of the word, symbolic word choices, parallelism and repetition, figures of speech

parallelism