Unit 1 Literary Elements Page 1

Which sense does it appeal to most: I walked in the theater & noticed the air was filled with fresh, buttery popcorn.

The author's attitude toward the topic he or she is writing about is called the _____.

Four grizzlies got in a golf cart to go to the game. This is an example of:

What type of writing typically has figurative and sensory language?

The hen walked into my den! This is an example of:

What literary device is it when a writer repeats a certain phrase, word or idea for emphasis?

The cash register popped open with a bang! This is an example of:

The reader's feeling about the text is called the ______.

Sensory language creates imagery that appeals to the five senses, which are:

How are prose and poetry written differently?

Which set of words shows a 1st-person point of view?

Which sense does this appeal to most: The candy had a lemony sweetness but also a sour powder that burned my tongue!

Why does a poet use line breaks?

Tongue Twisters include a lot of ________, because words that are close together start with the same (consonant) letter.

All of the following are sound devices EXCEPT

BANG! CRASH! SLAM! These are examples of:

Which sense does this appeal to most: The loud crying of the baby drilled into my ears, while the phone rang non-stop.

Which sense does it appeal to most: I put the bright yellow flowers in the tall, skinny vase with a lace bow around it.

What a fine DAY to go out and PLAY! Day/Play is an example of:

Language that appeals to the senses and PAINTS A PICTURE in the reader's mind is known as

_________ has more to do with repeated vowel sounds in words, like moo/new, glue/chew.

Which sense does this appeal to most: I ran barefoot across the hot, rough concrete and dove into the ice cold pool.