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Literary terms and devices: ELA Review
Literary terms and devices: ELA Review
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Middle School ELA review
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The sunflowers nodded their yellow heads.
simile
personification
onomatopoeia
metaphor
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This type of essay tells a story.
narrative
comparative
expository
persuasive
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Black represents evil or death.
alliteration
symbolism
metaphor
hyperbole
4
Formal division of lines in a poem.
prose
narration
stanza
free verse
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A literary element that involves the struggle of opposing forces.
climax
conflict
denouement
rising action
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A comparison of two things using "like" or "as."
simile
hyperbole
idom
metaphor
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An overused word or phrase that has lost its original meaning or effect.
colloquial
pun
slang
cliche
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Two words placed together that contradict each other for emphasized effect.
jargon
oxymoron
onomatopoeia
personification
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parody
a story told or written
writer hinting at something to happen
an apparent contradiction
imitation of a work, usually in comic
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What is not introduced in the exposition of a story's plot?
setting
climax
conflict
main characters
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Which word is an example of onomatopoeia?
Uncle
Dancing
Kaboom
Butterfly
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dynamic character
what others say or think
character undergoes a permanent change
character remains the same
has stereotypical qualities
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A reference to a person or event from history, literature, or the bible.
aside
allusion
image
style
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The opposer of the main character.
dominant
combatant
antagonist
protagonist
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This type of character remains the same throughout a story.
dynamic
round
flat
static
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Writing that attempts to convince the reader of a view or opinion.
expository
persuasion
narrative
descriptive
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Which type of poetry lacks rhyme, but has specific rhythm called iambic pentameter?
ballad
free verse
cinquain
blank verse
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The ordinary form of written language.
prose
poetry
dialogue
play
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Sequence of events in a literary work.
plot
climax
motivation
resolution
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The author's attitude toward his/her subject.
theme
symbol
drama
audience
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imagery
central message
representation of something else
making word pictures appealing to the senses
reference to other fictional works
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Which is not a form of irony?
dramatic
descriptive
verbal
situational
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Type of figurative language in which a nonhuman subject is given human characteristics.
onomatopoeia
alliteration
personificatiion
metaphor
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Things are not always what they seem.
Example of allusion
Example of irony
Example of a metaphor
Example of theme
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A brief story about an interesting, amazing or strange event.
tone
moral
anecdote
aside