Literary Terms (1) 2nd P. Jeopardy

This term refers to stories that are made up.

These are words that have the same oralmost the same meanings.

It means a speech pattern common to a region.

This term describes the overall feeling of a story or how the characters feel.

“She sang like an angel” is an example of this kind of literary comparison.

When you do this you are guessing what will happen next in the story.

This word describes what a passage is primarily about.

“The tree waved its arms in the breeze” is an example of this literary term.

A literary comparison using “like” or “as” .

Giving human characteristics to animals or nonhuman things.

This terms means to show how things are different.

“Mr. Floyd is the principal at Ocoee High School” is an example of this kind of statement.

The lesson or moral of a story.

This literary comparison does not use “like” or “as”.

This word describes stories that are true or factual.

It means to put things in order.

This is where and when the story takes place.

Giving clues about something that willhappen later in a story.

This term describes a statement that can be checked and proven “true”.

What is the motto of Ocoee High School?

This term describes the problem that a character has in a story.

A statement based on feelings that cannot be verified or checked.

Words with opposite meanings.

When you do this, you are Showing how things are alike.

This word describes the statement:“Chocolate is the best flavor ice cream.”