Literary Terms Review

A literary device in which things are ridiculed with the purpose of change is...

Techniques used to develop characters are known as...

Poetry unconfined by formal patterns of rhyme and meter is...

A difference between what is expected and what occurs is...

Word choice and order is...

A reason for writing is...

Which of the following is/are NOT a type external conflict?

The feeling or atmosphere created by a writer is...

Words and phrases taken from informal English are known as...

A work with two meanings, one literal and one symbolic, is known as...

Distinctive forms of language spoken in particular areas are known as...

An emotional connection of a word is...

A tale with a sad ending is known as...

Struggle between characters or forces is known as...

An account of one's memories is...

A reference to a well-known work is called...

A story within a story is...

The main "good guy" is...

The underlying message an author wants you to understand is...

A historic account is...

A contrast between what is stated and what is meant is...

A phrase used by a group of people that is often not literal is...

A grammatical pattern repeated for emphasis is...

A character who poses an opposition is known as...

Looking at events that happened in the past is...