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Literary Language: Figurative Language, Poetic Devices, and Story Elements
Literary Language: Figurative Language, Poetic Devices, and Story Elements
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when the narrator is a character in the story
3rd omniscient
3rd objective
1st
3rd limited
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definition of a word based on the context of the sentence is the
definition
connotation
deonotation
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what happens in a story
setting
plot
theme
conflict
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an object, word, or person used to represent something else
symbol
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
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extreme exaggeration
metonymy
hyperbole
apostrpohe
anaphora
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Author's Purpose: why an author writes fiction
show emotion
persuade
entertain
inform
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a reference to a historical event, artwork, or literary piece
symbol
foil
allusion
alliteration
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poems with no set rules to follow
free
dramatic
narrative
lyric
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a poem that tells a story
free verse
dramatic
narrative
lyric
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He is as gentle as a lamb is an example of
metaphor
personification
simile
hyperbole
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She sang so sweetly on the sea is an example of
rhyme
hyperbole
alliteration
conflict
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when narration shifts to a time in the past
flashback
foreshadowing
sequencing
allusion
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Author's Purpose: why an author writes nonfiction
persuade
entertain
show emotion
inform
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the person or force opposing the main character is
conflict
antagonist
anti-hero
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He is an angel!
simile
metaphor
symbol
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I fell head over hells for him is an example of
metaphor
idiom
personification
simile
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main idea of an essay
topic sentnce
details
thesis
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outside narrator can see one character's thought and feelings
3rd limited
3rd objective
3rd omniscient
1st
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struggle or problem
tone
theme
setting
conflict
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Crash, boom, bang is an example of
symbol
simile
personification
onomatopoeia
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main character in a piece
protagonist
antagonist
subordinate character
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speaking amongst characters
dialogue
monologue
dialect
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Giving human characeristics to nonhuman items
simile
metaphor
personification
symbol
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pattern of end rhyme in a poem
slant rhyme
intrnal rhyme
rhyme scheme
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outside narrator who can see all characters' thoughts and feelings
3rd person limited
1st person
3rd person objective
3rd person omniscient
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hints to events yet to occur in the story
apostrophe
flashback
foreshadowing
symbol
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Author's purpose: why an author writes speeches and editorials
entertain
inform
persuade
show emotion
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the message or lesson of a piece is its
tone
plot
theme
setting
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time and place of a piece
point of view
setting
theme
plot
