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Mr. Matthews Lit Terms
Mr. Matthews Lit Terms
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Collection of terms related to literature and language arts
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The place where the story takes place.
Saturn
Sitting
Setting
Seating
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A feeling of excitement or expectation about what will happen next.
Hyperbole
Climax
Suspense
Irony
3
The repetition of initial consonant sounds - used especially in poetry.
Rhyme
Imagery
Allusion
Alliteration
4
A writer's account of another person's life.
Biography
Memoir
Bibliography
Autobiography
5
Which is the best example of flashback ...
A baby crying
Recalling an event
Dreaming about your future
A nightmare
6
What is the name for the person who actually tells the story?
First Person
Narrative
Narrator
Narration
7
Find the example of hyperbole in the image ...
I'm a 1000 miles away
I swear it's true
Times Square can't shine as bright as you
Tonight you look so pretty yes you do
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When a writer compares 2 ideas that seem to be opposites but have a shared quality ...
Metaphor
Flashback
Foreshadow
Theme
9
a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral
Fable
Fairy Tale
Tall Tale
Folktale
10
If you were to tell the story of your life ... what would we call that?
Biography
Autobiography
Awesome
Fiction
11
The use of humor, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose stupidity in a situation
Satire
Fable
Humor
Analogy
12
Words that appeal to the readers senses.
Imagery
Imagination
Imagine
Senses
13
When characters talk to each other ...
Quotes
Thoughts
Narrative
Dialogue
14
Identify the simile
when the rain set in
like a candle in the wind
And it seems to me you lived your life
never knowing who to cling to
15
Why would you use a glossary?
To find Nemo
To find a page number
To find a definition
To find a word
16
A reference to a well-known person, place, event, etc.
Allusion
Alliteration
Setting
Conflict
17
When the problem is solved.
Solution
Resolution
Confluence
Denouement
18
Use the picture and determine what type of literature it represents.
Fiction
Genre
Non Fiction
Biography
19
Which of the following is an example of onomatopoeia?
Cow
Bark
Rough
Crash
20
Darth Vader is perhaps the most famous of bad guys; somebody who works against the good guy ...
Antagonist
Villain
Protagonist
Evil
21
Which of the following is considered a common theme in literature
Racing
Food
Friendship
Weather
22
What is true about an index?
It is arranged in alphabetical order
It is good for looking up broad topics
It is arranged in order of topics
It is arranged in page number order
23
A work of literature that is based on imagination.
Fable
Fiction
Fantasy
Farce
24
When your pulse is pounding and the story is at it's highest point ...
Climax
Suspense
Fantasy
Action
25
What literary concept does this picture represent?
Analogy
Fear
Frustration
Irony
26
Language that goes beyond the literal meaning - examples are simile, metaphor, personification
Hyperbole
Figurative Language
Imagery
Imagination
27
There are really 4 types of this (pictured) in literature ...
Argumentation
Resolution
Conflict
Persuasion
28
Which of these is an example of a metaphor?
Hungry like a wolf
Crazy as a bat
I could eat slimy pickles
All the world's a stage
29
A hint of things to come ...
Epilogue
Assonance
Foreshadow
Flashback
30
What do we call the main "good" character in the story?
Joe
Narrator
Antagonist
Protagonist