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Sunell 2 + 3 Vocabulary Semester 1
Sunell 2 + 3 Vocabulary Semester 1
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#CITSsemesteronevocabulary Select the word that is most closely associated with the phrase given.
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The fight or struggle in a story. A person/force of nature/decision a character makes.
Allied force
Mood
Conflict
Inimical force
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The story moves out of
chronological
order to show a previous event.
Irony
Allusion
Flashback
Informal diction
3
Words not used literally, the reader must make an imaginative leap in order to understand.
Character
Figurative language
Protagonist
Theme
4
The use of concrete details that appeal to the five senses.
Theme
Imagery
Mood
Plot
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The contrast between what seems to be so and what actually is so.The opposite happens.
Theme
Setting
Foreshadowing
Irony
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The main character that has some problem to overcome.
Metaphor
Protagonist
Mood
Antagonist
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A fictional person created by an author for a piece of literature.
Theme
Onomatopoeia
Setting
Character
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Words that sound like the sound they name.
Onomatopoeia
Symbol
Inimical force
Simile
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The place (location) and the time (past, present, year, day) that a story takes place.
Metaphor
Character
External conflict
Setting
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Identifiable tongue sensations.
Smell
Touch
Taste
Auditory
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The repetition of key words or phrases.
Alliteration
Rising action
Anaphora
Genre
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The technique of giving the reader of a story hints of what is to happen in that work.
Protagonist
Conflict
Foreshadowing
Onomatopoeia
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Struggle inside a character – the character fights with him or herself.
Internal conflict
Allied force
Literal
External conflict
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Emotion/feeling an author creates with setting/imagery.
Irony
Figurative language
Setting
Mood
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In time order.
Setting
Flashback
Chronologically
Alliteration
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Something concrete that stands for (represents) something abstract.
Literal
Imagery
Symbol
Onomatopoeia
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Temperature and texture words.
Smell
Taste
Touch
Allied force
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When objects are given human characteristics
Personification
Literal
Setting
Conflict
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Identifiable odors.
Touch
Auditory
Taste
Smell
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Something or someone that helps the protagonist.
Onomatopoeia
Inimical force
Mood
Allied force
21
The way in which a writer uses language, selecting and arranging words.
Style
Satire
Alliteration
Tone
22
A figure of speech that implies a comparison by calling one the other.
Metaphor
Literal
Simile
Irony
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Cause/effect actions revealing characters as they interact with forces in a situation.
Figurative language
Plot
Allied force
Foreshadowing
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Used to designate the types or categories into which literary works are grouped.
Alliteration
Genre
Irony
Anaphora
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Color and shape words.
Allied force
Sight
Foreshadowing
Auditory
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Something concrete that stands for (represents) something abstract.
Symbol
Literal
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Words used as they are defined in the dictionary.
Foreshadowing
Setting
Onomatopoeia
Literally
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References to historical, cultural, literary or biblical texts, figures or events.
Anaphora
Tone
Allusion
Formal diction
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The inner qualities and values of a person that affect decision making.
Metaphor
Character
Theme
Personification
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Cause/effect actions revealing characters as they interact with forces in a situation.
Literal
Irony
Plot
Inimical force
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The person or force that causes the problem for the protagonist.
Mood
Antagonist
Character
Personification
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The message the author has about being human in the story It's a concept developed in the story
Irony
Symbol
Literal
Theme
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Which one of these is NOT a type of figurative language?
Simile
Literal
Metaphor
Personification
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A struggle the character has with some outside force.
Foreshadowing
Internal conflict
External conflict
Onomatopoeia
35
A literary manner that uses humor with the goal that human institutions or society will improve
Genre
Style
Satire
Formal diction
36
Attitude toward the subject or audience in a literary work; know to avoid misinterpretation.
Exposition
Tone
Flashback
Genre
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pitch,volume, and pace of sound.
Taste
Auditory
Touch
Smell
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A figure of speech where two unlike objects are compared using like or as.
Irony
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
Simile
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A literary manner that uses humor with the goal that human institutions or society will improve
Satire
Informal diction
Tone
Style
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The repetition of the same initial consonant sound
Anaphora
Style
Allusion
Alliteration
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Something or someone that works against the protagonist.
Allied force
Theme
Setting
Inimical force
