Duplicate of Literary terms

Readers for whom a text is intended

To separate and pull apart each segment of a prompt

Reference to another idea or known literary work

A comparison between two ideas in order to understand similarities

World view involving religious values, government and personal identity

specific type or grouping of literary work

Words suggests natural sound

spoken or written account connecting events

Vivid description to create pictures with words

figurative reference, positive or negative emotion a word may take on

biographical, historical, autobiographical account

Main idea put forward in an essay

persuasive idea, concept, or human condition threaded throughout the literary work

life-like characteristics to inanimate

Comparison using "like", "as", "than"

A simple story used to reveal a greater message, moral, or lesson

Time, place, moment and/or social status for literary indication

Two opposing ideas creating one figurative idea

exaggeration

A play, set of characters revealing a sequence of events