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Figurative Language & Story Elements
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Figurative language and story elements review!
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My mom reminded me about a million times today.
hyperbole
metaphor
exaggeration
homonym
2
when the comparison of two unlikely things compares throughout the entire piece or paragraph
simile
ethos
pathos
extended metaphor
3
Stop being such a grinch.
metaphor
allusion
apostrophe
irony
4
the climate of the story and the feeling you get when reading it
theme
tone
mood
point of view
5
life is an adventure, life is a love, life is a tragedy ... is an example of ______________
anaphora
epistrophe
simile
hyperbole
6
You can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drink.
antithesis
allusion
colloquialism
idiom
7
Boom! Crash! Snap! Pow!
personification
paradox
onomatopoeia
metonymy
8
Speech Thoughts Emotions Actions Looks are all ways to
Characterize
Know the Plot
Understand Imagery
See Point of View
9
His face was as wrinkled as a piece of paper.
comparison
extended metaphor
metaphor
simile
10
Some sailors say that there's nothing so.
consonance
pun
assonance
foreshadowing
11
The five methods of characterization use the acronym ________
FIVES
STEAL
EGBDF
STAYS
12
appealing to your emotions
pathos
logos
rhyme
ethos
13
The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plains.
pun
assonance
consonance
alliteration
14
the dictionary definition of a word is _____________________
denotative
synonym
homophone
connotative
15
The American Flag, Rings, Dove are all samples
Mood
Flashback
Symbolism
Theme
16
"Have I defied you stars?" Romeo, from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
Pun
imagery
Apostrophe
Symbolism
17
She had long, brown hair and crystal blue eyes.
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
Description
Imagery
18
the main idea, the point and purpose of a story
point of view
theme
mood
tone
19
No one goes there anymore, it's too crowded.
oxymoron
antithesis
allusion
paradox
20
a contrasting statement where the end contradicts (goes against) the beginning
paradox
hyperbole
antithesis
oxymoron
21
Harry Potter revisiting memories from the past showed ___________
mood
theme
foreshadowing
flashback
22
"live, laugh, love" is a _____________
logos
cliche
flashback
mood
23
The dew dripped from the velvet-soft crimson petals of the fragrant flower.
mood
imagery
logos
cliche
24
1st, 2nd and 3rd person are ...
Narration
Point of View
Imagery
Pun
25
Resolution is also called __________
Finished
C'est la vie
Denouement
The end
26
She was a time bomb, ready to explode.
personification
simile
extended metaphor
metaphor
27
words that are spelled the same way but have different meanings ________________
homonym
denotative
homograph
homophone
28
abc's and 1, 2, 3's are both examples of ____________________
consonance
alliteration
archetypes
synechdoche
29
The __________ ___________ is the beginning of the rising action.
Inciting Force
Falling Action
Point of View
Climax
30
the connotative meaning of a word is the _________________ meaning
fake
literal
real
figurative
31
a word that sounds the same, but is spelled differently is a ____________________
homophone
antonym
homograph
homonym
32
see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil
apostrophe
epistrophe
anaphora
satire
33
All hail the crown!
euphemism
metonymy
synechdoche
antithesis
34
There are three types of ______________, verbal, situational, and dramatic.
cliche
point of view
imagery
irony
35
from the Greek word meaning "nature" this appeals to people's sense of culture and community
logos
pathos
allusion
ethos
36
a joke that exploits (makes clear) the different possibilities or meanings of a word
cliche
mood
tone
pun
37
Implying what a character is like without directly describing it is _________
Indirect Characterization
Point of View
Direct Characterization
Consonance
38
wind/wind tear/tear these are examples of ________
antithesis
homonyms
homographs
homophones
39
political cartoons, sitcom shows and adult cartoons are all examples of _____________
personification
satire
hyperbole
irony
40
The pencil danced across the page.
antithesis
personification
hyperbole
allusion
41
The collection of rocks at the beginning of the story "The Lottery" is __________
foreshadowing
flashback
theme
hinting
42
Prince charming is an _________________
cliche
archetype
stereotype
pun
43
When Rapunzel found her family again and married Flynn Rider in the movie TANGLED, it was ...
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
44
Saying "vintage" instead of "used," is an example of ___________________
irony
euphemism
assonance
symbolism
45
jumbo shrimp, ridiculously serious, pretty ugly
euphemism
oxymoron
idiom
alliteration
46
serious, funny, sarcastic, and melancholy are all samples of
theme
tone
mood
foreshadowing
47
fancy/ragged beautiful/hideous delightful/distainful
similes
metaphors
synonyms
antonyms
48
What are these two words examples of? enchanting/charming
synonym
metaphor
antonym
simile
49
The repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words in lines or passages
epistrophe
consonance
assonance
alliteration
50
using "logic" in an argument
logos
ethos
pathos
theme
51
sweet/suite flower/flour sail/sale
homograph
homonym
homophone
epistrophe