english I midterm

the audience knows something the character doesn't

the direct opposite of something or someone

a symbolic question used to make a point and not meant to be answered

a hint to a future event in the story

corresponding in some way

particular attitude towards something

the way words are pronounced

the message of the story

a brief statement about the plot

the construction of a fictional character

comparison USING like or as

clues in a story that are implemented to help understand something

repeating something that has already been said or written

comparison between 2 things

dramatic language to prove a point

choice is choosing to do something and not leaving it up to a higher power or the universe

expressive sayings

a 14 line poem with fixed verses

a pair of characters that are complete opposites

a non-fiction biography written from personal knowledge or research

Combination of contradictory words

comparison NOT USING like or as

speaking thoughts aloud to the audience

fate is something meant to happen by the universe or a higher power

over exaggerated sayings, not to be taken literally

struggle inside and/or outside someone's mind

when two characters speak and one knows something the other doesn't

to persuade, inform, entertain, satirize, and etc.