10/31/19 English class

Referring to someone or something outside the text. Usually historical, mythical or biblical.

What is your English teacher's name?

True or False: Dramatic irony is when the audience knows something that the characters do not.

An exaggeration: "I was starving in home room today!"

When vowel sounds are repeated in a phrase: mellow wedding bells

Characters with opposite characteristics. The contrast emphasizes the character traits.

One word ideas, symbols or concepts that help develop the theme.

When the narrator isn't the main character, but (s)he knows the characters' thoughts and feelings.

The type of irony in "The Wife's Story"

The resolution in "Lamb to the Slaughter"

In "Rights to the Streets of Memphis" Richard's mom hands him a stick. This would be the:

When the main character is a villain, but we root for them anyway.

Giving a non-living item living or human traits:

The conflict in "The Wife's Story"

Which of these is NOT a happiness advantage:

Figures of speech not mean to be taken literally. "Bite the bullet", "throw in the towel"

When consonant sounds are repeated in a phrase: "All's well that ends well"