What are the 3 types of graphical elements (poetry)?

word position, line length, and capitalization/punctuation

What does 1st person allow the reader insight into?

the personal thoughts in their own words

something concrete that represents something abstract

What is personification?

giving human characteristics to non-human things

What is an inference?

what you already know plus text evidence

What is foreshadowing?

clues or hints as to what may happen next in a story

What is an example of a metaphor?

You are the thunder and I am the lightning

What is an example of alliteration?

I hope the beautiful bride is happy.

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1
How the author feels towards the subject or story is called the...
mood
tone
2
What is imagery?
a pattern of rhyme
an image with the text
using the 6th sense
sensory language that appeals to the 5 senses
3
What is a simile?
comparison of two unlike things using like or as
compares two unlike things NOT using like or as
comparsion of two unlike things 
a comparison of two similar things using like or as
4
What is the theme of a literary work?
the setting of the story
the topic of the story
the life message or lesson
5
Which can be proven or disproven?
fact
opinion
6
What are the 3 types of graphical elements (poetry)?
capitalization and punctuation, rhyme scheme, metaphor
word position, line length, and capitalization/punctuation
rhyme scheme, line length, imagery
imagery, repetition, allusion
7
What does 1st person allow the reader insight into?
you know every character's thoughts and feelings
the personal thoughts in their own words
what all the characters in the story are doing
8
What is a symbol?
an image that represents something
something concrete that represents something abstract
something represents something else
something concrete that represents something concrete
9
What is personification?
giving exaggeration
comparing two unlike things using like or as
giving nonhuman characteristics to living things
giving human characteristics to non-human things
10
Text structure: Which structure tells in order of time?
sequence
cause and effect
description
chronological
11
What is an inference?
text evidence
what you already know plus text evidence
what you know and guessing
prior knowledge
12
What is foreshadowing?
desriptive details
a reference in a literary work to another work
how a literary work makes the reader feel
clues or hints as to what may happen next in a story
13
What is an example of a metaphor?
She was calm like a flowing stream
You are as sweet as candy
You are so much like my mom
You are the thunder and I am the lightning
14
The way a word makes you feel is the...
connotation
denotation
15
What is a reference in a literary work to a well-known book, movie, song, person, etc.?
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
allusion
16
What is an example of JUDGEMENT language used in an opinion?
may
will
should
17
What is an example of alliteration?
I hope the beautiful bride is happy.
If pigs could fly!
I really really need to see you!
There love was like Romeo's for Juliet.
18
What is an example of author's purpose?
tone
put to sleep
apply
persuade
19
What is a hyperbole?
the life lesson
an extreme exaggeration
a word or phrase used more than once in a story
words that imitate sound
20
What is included in the setting of a story?
time and plot
time and place
place and tone
21
What includes the blocking, effects, lighting, and emotions of characters in a drama?
cast list
dialogue
stage directions
dramatis personae

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