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What term describes the "repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words"?
Alliteration
Simile
Allusion
Repetition
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This is an example of...
Simile
Alliteration
Allusion
Repetition
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Who is "a character or force in conflict with the main character or protagonist"?
Characterization
Protagonist
Antagonist
Character
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Who is "the person, animal, or objects in a literary work"?
Simile
Characterization
Protagonist
Character
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Man V. Nature, Man V. Society, and Man V. Supernatural are examples of...
Conflict
Setting
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
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The narrator is an outsider who relays information using pronouns like he or she
Limited
Omniscient
Third Person
First Person
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This is an example of...
Man v. Nature
Man v. Man
Man v. Supernatural
Man v. Self
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This is an example of...
Man v. Man
Man v. Nature
Man v. Society
Man v. Supernatural
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This is an example of...
Setting
Imagery
Exposition
Irony
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This is an example of...
Irony
Protagonist
Antagonist
Character
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Writing technique in which a word or phrase is used more than once to give special emphasis
Allusion
Rhythm
Repetition
Alliteration
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This is an example of...
Irony
Imagery
Setting
Simile
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The time and place in which events occur is the...
Climax
Rising Action
Setting
Exposition
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This is an example of...
Man v Supernatural
Man v. Nature
Man v. Society
Man V. Man
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The narrator is all knowing and can enter the minds of more than one of the characters
Omniscient
Limited
First Person
Point of View
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The pattern of events in a literary work
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
Plot
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The narrator is a character in the story that can reveal only personal thoughts and feelings
Point of View
First Person
Omniscient
Third Person
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A comparison using like or as is a...
Rhyme
Metaphor
Imagery
Simile
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The pattern or beat of stressed and unstressed sounds in poetry is the...
Omniscient
Rhyme Scheme
Repetition
Rhythm
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This is an example of...
Simile
Metaphor
Comparison
Characterization
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What does "the author use to describe personality traits and behaviors"?
Character
Repetition
Tone
Characterization
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Man V. Self is an example of...
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Man V. Man
Man V. Nature
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This is an example of...
Man v. Supernatural
Man v. Nature
Man v. Man
Man v. Society
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This is an example of...
Allusion
Repetition
Alliteration
Rhyme
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The feeling or atmosphere created in the reader by a literary work is...
Metaphor
Tone
Setting
Mood
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The main character in a literary work
Characterization
Protagonist
Character
Antagonist
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The writer’s attitude toward his or her audience and subject is the...
Tone
Metaphor
Simile
Mood
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An appeal to the five senses using descriptive language is...
Imagery
Setting
Irony
Exposition
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This is an example of...
Protagonist
Character
Antagonist
Plot
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This is an example of...
Simile
Plot
Metaphor
Setting
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The voice in poetry is the...
Character
Voice
Speaker
Narrator
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This is an example of...
Rhyme Scheme
Rhythm
Alliteration
Repetition
33
An indirect comparison (comparing two things without using like or as) is a...
Contrast
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
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The pattern of rhymes in poetry charted by using the letters of the alphabet is the...
Tone
Rhyme Pattern
Rhythm
Rhyme Scheme
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This is an example of...
Man v. Nature
Man v. Man
Man v. Supernatural
Man v. Society
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Contrast between what is expected and what actually happens is...
Irony
External Conflict
Imagery
Internal Conflict
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What is the "moment of great intensity; the turning point (often the high point) of a plot"?
Resolution
Exposition
Climax
Rising Action
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Who is telling the story...
First Person
Point of View
Speaker
Omniscient
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These are examples of...
Rhythm
Rhyme Scheme
Speaker
Tone
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What is "a struggle between two opposing forces or characters (especially motivating plot)"?
Exposition
Antagonist
Climax
Conflict
