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The opposite of literal meaning
Using like or as in a comparison
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Using like or as in a comparison
Simile
Metaphor
Myth
Juxtaposition
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The opposite of literal meaning
Prefix
Figurative Meaning
The truth
Bandwagon
3
Most important character in a story, against the antagonist
Thanos
Antagonist
Spider-man in "Spider-man Homecoming"
protagonist
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A story of someone's life wrote about that person themselves
Autobiographical
Fiction
Biography
Denouement
5
Style plan or arrangement
Order
Icon
Format
Intent
6
The highest point of emotional interest in the story
Plot
Climax
Contrast
Unity
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A public promotion of product or service
Genus
Commercial
Complexe-ness
Archeae
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An effect created by placing very different things such as color, shades, or texture together
Brightness
Shadowy
Emphasis
Contrast
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Style and size of how a letter is written
Font
Style
Fancy-ness
balance
10
A conversation by 2 or more people
Dialect
(not this one)
Dialogue
monologue
11
Type/style of play, book, movie
Kingdom
Phylum
Genre
Class
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Dictionary meaning of a word
Denotation
Figurative Meaning
Supercalafrgelisticexpealadocious
Eulogy
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Hints of Clues what is going to happen in the story later on
Futurising
Anarchism
Epiphany
Foreshadowing
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The vantage point from where the author tells a story
Angle
Sight
Not this one
point of view
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Zendaya endorsing Cover girl
Celebrity Endorsement
Her being lame
Facts and Figures
Emotional Appeal
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A structure that surrounds a particular space
Side
Angle
Frame
Cage
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Villain of a story
Hulk
Character
Protagonist
Antagonist
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A worn out phrase
NOPE
Climax
Cliché
Bias
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If you don't buy the product you aren't up to date
Bandwagon
Ill give you points for clicking this one
Boring
message
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A simple story used to give a lesson in morals
Parable
Tragic Myth
Tragic Irony
Myth
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Giving inanimate objects living characteristics
Personification
Oxymoron
Irony
Characterization
22
A ratio representing the size of an illustration
Scale
View
Ratio
perspective
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Slant; a biased way of looking at something
Point of View
Angle
Perspective
Connation
24
Ideas and Images associated with words that go beyond dictionary meaning
Connotation
Hyperbole
Conventions
(Not Oval)
25
A booklet of printed informational matter
Novel
Comic Book
Brochure
Script
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Technique that uses sex or gender connection to sell a product
Yes(no)
Gender/Sex appeal
Nuh-uh
Nope
27
"loving hate"
Myth
Poem
Motif
Oxymoron
28
Time, Place, and circumstances
Scene
Setting
Theme
Ms.Jones Room
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Struggle between opposing forces
Complex
Anachronism
Conflict
This one(trust me)
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A sudden way of looking at something differently
Eulogy
Epiphany
Fiction
Exposition
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logical order; showing the relationship between ideas
Complexity
Coherence
Order
Purpose
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The act of playing side by side
Pun
Parable
Persona
Juxtaposition
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The main idea of a story or a piece of descriptive writing
Dominant impression
Tone
Stylez
Style
34
An identifying symbol used to advertise and promote an organization
Mass Media
Border
Mascot
Logo
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A statement in the form of a question which requires no answer
Paraphrase
Figurative statement
Rhetorical Question
Myth