English II

What is a term for the literal meaning of a word?

What's the last sentence in your introductory paragraph?

When the audience knows something the characters do not:

An idea or feeling associated with a word:

What is a literary term that involves a struggle between opposing forces?

a long and tedious speech made by one person in a play

What is a term used to compare 2 unalike things?

The narrator's position in relation to the story being told is called:

What is language that has a meaning that is different from the literal meaning?

A memory of a past event inserted in a story

What word best describes this picture?

When an actor speaks his thought aloud during a play, it's called:

An indication of a future event is called:

Attributing human characteristics to something that is not human is called:

The author's attitude toward a piece of writing/subject is called

A conversation between 2 characters is called:

The surroundings where a story takes place

When contradictory terms appear together, it's called:

Comparing two things using like or as is called:

When a character says the opposite of how they really feel:

the process by which the personality of a fictitious character is revealed:

The main idea of a fictional work is:

a conclusion made based on reasoning and evidence is called:

The central, unifying idea in a non-fiction text?

a brief account of a story's central points is called: