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Literary terms for resource English at the high school level.
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using hints or clues to suggest future action
plot
flashback
setting
foreshadowing
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speaker says one thing but means another; situation is not as expected
style
imagery
irony
point of view
3
sequence of events in a literary work; the storyline
plot
tone
personification
style
4
method an author uses to describe characters and their personalities
foreshadowing
setting
characterization
tone
5
person, place, thing, event that has both a meaning in itself & also stands for something else
allusion
irony
plot
symbol
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time and place in which events in the literary work take place
flashback
setting
symbol
allusion
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exaggeration or overstatement
flashback
hyperbole
theme
style
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a word that imitates the sound it represents
genre
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
personification
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a brief reference to a person, event, or place, real or fictitious, or to a work of art
allusion
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
imagery
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the perspective from which a narrative is told
style
imagery
point of view
mood
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a writer's characteristic manner of employing language
symbol
mood
tone
style
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giving inanimate objects or abstract ideas human characteristics
imagery
characterization
allusion
personification
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a scene that interrupts the action to show a previous
foreshadow
onomatopoeia
personification
flashback
14
category or type of literature based on style, form, content
plot
genre
theme
setting
15
words/phrases used to represent persons, objects, actions, feelings, ideas appealing to senses
personification
imagery
irony
allusion
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writer's/speaker's attitude on a subject/character/audience thru the choice of words & details
point of view
style
mood
tone
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the central message of a literary work
setting
tone
irony
theme
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atmosphere or predominant emotion aroused in the reader
imagery
mood
theme
point of view