Grade 7 Literary Terms FINAL REVIEW

The author's reason for creating a work or text...

The problem or struggle that a character has to overcome in a story...

The highest of point interest and intensity; a turning point for the main character of story...

The feeling or attitude that the poet wants to convey in a poem

The author's attitude in their writing...

Musical techniques used in poetry...

When there is a difference between what is said and what is actually meant....

The person whose words or thoughts are given in a poem....

Language that appeals to one or more of the senses...

Visuals, fonts, colours, bullets, headings, charts, maps, and graphs are examples of...

When a poet uses words that helps the reader see things

The overall impression we get from the words, images, and setting of a narrative...

The main idea or main message of piece of writing.

A conversation between two or more characters...

A struggle between opposing forces...

An object or action that stands for something more than itself.

Introduces the character, conflict, and setting of a story...

The idea that if you purchase a product you will be able to live better than everybody else...

The condition of being uncertain about the outcome of a narrative...

Poetry that does not follow a specific pattern of rhythm or rhyme.

This type of writing always tells a story...

The repetition of the same beginning consonant sound in two or more words close together...

A statement is made and then supported with details and evidence...

An object or action that means something more than its literal meaning...

This type of writing's main purpose is to inform...

Its purpose is to give a brief summary of the text content; To capture attention.

An episode in a narrative which describes an earlier time...

A text pattern that reveals similarities and differences...

Combining what you already know with information and clues given by the writer...

A clue or hint about what will happen later in a narrative...

Assigning human traits to non-humans objects and things...

Most narratives follow this text pattern...

A play on words suggesting different meanings for words that have the same or similar sounds