9th Lit. Midterm

An emotional association that comes along with a particular word, ie. used.

All of the events that lead to the climax.

This lighting is soft and on the character's face usually showing goodness or innocence.

An item that represents itself and something else.

The part of the story where the outcome becomes clear.

To make the subject look larger than normal, the best camera angle to use is 

The part of the story where the characters, setting, and conflict are introduced.

A comparison between two unlike things.

The feeling created in the reader by a literary work.

The person telling the story.

A comparison between two unlike things using the words like or as.

The narrator is outside the action of the text using his own words, using he, she, and it.

Descriptive language used to create pictures in the reader's mind.

The driving factor in a work of literature that moves the action forward.

Shot moves closer to the subject to show personal details.

The events of the story are told by a character using his own words, using I, me, and my.

The use of words to convey the opposite of their literal meaning.

The author's attitude toward a subject.

The speaker's use of words and language in a text.

Punctuation, structure, and sentence length are all considered when looking at this structure.

All of the events that lead to the climax.

A writer's choice of words.

An extreme exaggeration used for emphasis, ie. my bag weighs a ton. 

Cinematic shot that shows the character from the waist up.

Describing an inanimate object using human characteristics, ie. the trees danced.

The message or insight that the author reveals through a literary work.

Sensory information included in the text that appeal to the 5 senses.