What is the difference between sensory language and figurative language?

sensory=appeal to 5 senses figurative=imaginative language

the suggested or implied meaning

the central idea, message, or purpose

what the characters are feeling

the sequence of related events that make up a story or novel

a struggle between characters or an argument, an argument

a reference to a well-known person

a writer or speakers attitude toward a subject

comparing 2 or more things without using ''like'' or ''as''

Symbols that are being used, the use of symbols

what is the difference between flashback and foreshadowing.

Flashback=from the past Foreshadow=hint for the future

a unique design symbol used to identify a company visually

the use of symbols, the act of creating characters

A story that seems as if it could happen in real life.

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1
Is this the correct definition of denotation, the exact or literal meaning of a word?
False
True
2
What is the difference between sensory language and figurative language?
sensory=appeal to 5 senses figurative=imaginative language
they are equally the same but just used in different genres
3
connotation
the exact or literal meaning of a word
the suggested or implied meaning
4
Genre
words that appeal to the five senses
signaling events will happen soon
a type of literature
imaginative language that is not meant to be interrupted
5
Theme
Pizza party
an element,image, or idea in a work of literature
Where the story takes place
the central idea, message, or purpose
6
Mood
a type of literature
what the characters are feeling
conflict between characters
where the story takes place
7
Plot
used to get the readers attention
the sequence of related events that make up a story or novel
the exact or literal meaning of a word
the suggested meaning of a word
8
Conflict
a speakers attitude toward a subject
a struggle between characters or an argument
an argument
a nice conversation
9
Allusion
the main part of the story(engine)
a current element or idea in a work of literature
the act of creating characters
a reference to a well-known person
10
Tone
what the characters are felling
a writer or speakers attitude toward a subject
type of literature
where the story takes place
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Metaphor
comparing 2 or more things without using ''like'' or ''as''
a type of literature
a reference to a well-known person
the sequence of related events that make up a story or novel
12
Symbolism
fiction storys
a character that uses body language
Symbols that are being used
the use of symbols
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what is the difference between flashback and foreshadowing.
they are both the same
Flashback=from the past Foreshadow=hint for the future
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Motif
a recurring element, image, or idea
the lesson in the story
a distinct piece of action
a unique design symbol used to identify a company visually
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Imagery
the use of symbols
the main part of the story (engine)
visual details creating a picture in your head
the act of creating characters
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realistic fiction
A story that seems as if it could happen in real life.
things that are real
things that you know will happen
not real at all.
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Characterization
the use of symbols
the characters in the story
comparing two or more things w/o using ''like'' or ''as''
the act of creating characters
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setting
where the story takes place
the middle of the story.
the sum of the story
where the story ends
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Motif is an recurring element, image, or idea in a work of literature
true
false

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