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Literary terms #fifthgrade
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What is "mood"?
A 4-line poem that usually follows a rhyme scheme
The lesson of the story
An object that represents something more than itself
How a piece of literature makes you feel
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What is internal rhyme?
Rhyme that occurs within a line of poetry
The repeating of a word or phrase
A common thread or repeated idea in literature
A musical poem
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What is an acronym?
When the last word of two lines rhymes
A word formed from the initial letters in a phrase
a public address
A reference to a historical event or work of literature
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What is consonance?
A rhyme scheme that is not exact
Suggesting what someone is like by describing actions
Repetition of consonant sounds within, & at ends of words
A word or object that stands for another
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What is punctuation?
A 3-line poem of Japanese origin
Words or phrases that appeal to the five senses
The use of dashes, commas, periods
When poetry lacks a rhyme scheme
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What is an allusion?
A reference to a historical event, literature, or art
The good character or the main male character in a story
The repetition of consonant sounds
How a piece of literature makes you feel
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What is a speech?
The opponent to the hero in a story
A reference to a historical event or work of literature
How a piece of literature makes you feel
Attributing human characteristics to non-humans
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What is rhythm?
A pattern of sound created by the arrangement of syllables
Rhyme that occurs within a line of poetry
The technique of using words that imitate sounds
The main character
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What is an external rhyme?
A pattern of sound created by stressed syllables
When poetry lacks a rhyme scheme
When the last word of two or more lines of verse rhyme
A rhyme that occurs within a line of poetry
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What is a fairy tale?
a fictional story with non-existent creatures
a story that explains how the world was created
an unverified story passed from one generation to the next
A fanciful tale for children of legendary deeds
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What is abolitionist literature?
Literature designed to increase anti-slavery sentiment
Dramatization of historical figures or events
A saying that cannot be translated easily
Background information about characters
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What is an extended metaphor?
A reference to a biblical event
When an author extends a metaphor throughout a work
A fanciful tale of legendary deeds
The repetition of consonant sounds
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What is a biblical allusion?
A rhyme that occurs within a line of poetry
A reference to a biblical event, person, or place
The end of a story where you learn what happened
The plan of action of a story
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What is unconventional capitalization?
The use of capital letters for common nouns
The use of dashes, commas, periods, etc.
A word formed from the initial letters of a word
A 3-line poem usually ending in rhyming words
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What is free verse?
When poetry lacks a rhyme scheme or fixed metrical pattern
Two consecutive lines of rhyming verse
A humorous 5-line poem usually with a 5-7-5 rhyme scheme
A 3-line poem of Japanese origin
