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Keystone Literary Terms G-L
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Using clues to draw conclusion that are not stated directly in the text
idiom
inference
imagery
limerick
2
A poem titled, "Despair" is probably a
haiku
legend
limerick
lyric poem
3
A biography with literary elements, such as character and setting
literary form
historical fiction
limerick
literary nonfiction
4
This Quiz is taking
forever!
hyperbole
limerick
genre
idiom
5
Judging that an author has worked as a fisherman from his detailed description of the job
limerick
inference
irony
idiom
6
A short phrase which means more that its literal meaning
imagery
idiom
limerick
haiku
7
The sun streaked through the clouds and painted bands of golden shadows on the landscape.
visual imagery
sensory imagery
8
don't count your chickens before they're hatched; look before you leap
hyperbole
legend
idiom
limerick
9
Alliteration, dialect, figurative language, foreshadowing, flashback
literary nonfiction
literary elements
literary devices
literary form
10
Pap is abusive; therefore, all southern fathers must be abusive.
idiom
generalization
legend
inference
11
Content (happy) and Content (material contained in something) are examples of
homogeneous
homo sapiens
homographs
homophones
12
A broad statement made based on a small amount of information is a
fact
legend
generalization
opinion
13
A humorous, rhyming, five-line poem
lyric
limerick
haiku
genre
14
An important component of a work of literaure, such as plot or setting
literary device
literary element
literary form
literary nonfiction
15
Dramatic, situational, verbal
figurative language
irony
personitfication
poems
16
A tool used by an author to enhance their writing, such as figurative language, alliteration...
literary
literary device
literary element
literary form
17
I am so hungry I could eat a whale.
hyperbole
irony
limerick
imgery
18
A poem about feeling angry
limerick
haiku
legend
lyric
19
Poem with lines consisting of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, and 5 syllables
haiku
legend
genre
lyric
20
A story set in the Victorian era, which is fictional yet historically accurate
legend
limerick
historical fiction
literary nonfiction
21
Which of the following is a genre of literature?
historical fiction
Huckleberry Finn
diction
Figurative language
22
The overall structure of a work (play or poem or prose)
literary element
literary nonfiction
literary device
literary form
23
King Arthur, Sleepy Hollow
idiom
limerick
legend
haiku
24
"Classic winter weather, today!" said on a 72 degree day in January
verbal irony
generalization
dramatic irony
situational irony
25
In
Huck Finn
, when Huck and Jim run away
hyperbole
inciting incident
generalization
legend