stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Literary Terms Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Literary Terms Review
Literary Terms Review
40 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
213 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
40 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
40
Answers
1
Context Clues
clues a detectives uses to solve a crime
words or phrases that give meaning to unknown words
the main idea of a passage
2
Glossary
the captions under photos
an abc listing of terms and definitons in the back
a list of chapters in the book
3
Biography
a story of his or her own life
a genre
a style of writing
a writers account of someone else's life
4
Metaphor
extreme exaggeration
comparison of two things as if one were the other
an allusion
5
Genre
a classifcation of literature
a style of writing
a book of poems
6
Autobiography
someone else writng a story about another life
a genre
a writers story of his or her own life
a fiction book
7
Character
the main character
time and place
the people/animals in the story
8
Inference
clues surrounding a new word
a heating device
words in a story
previous knowledge combined with clues from text
9
Connotation
clues about the word
a type of bread
the feeling a word gives you
the definiton of a word
10
Fantasy
the story is an imaginary place and involves super powers
a made up story that could be real
a story passed down
11
Main Idea
a describing word
words that mean the same
what a piece of writing is mostly about
a type of literature
12
Figurative Language
language that has meaning beyond the literal meaning
words used in non fiction
fiction
a simile
13
Realistic Fiction
writing that is made up but could be real
an autobiography
writing about something that actually happened
14
Denotation
clues about a word
the dictionary definition of a word
the feeling a word gives you
15
Table of Contents
the back of a book using page numbers
the theme of a book
the part of a book that tells you chapters and contents
16
Antonyms
words that mean the opposite
words that mean the same
adjectives
17
Foreshadowing
a flashback
to predict what will happen
words that appeal to your senses
18
Theme
the moral or lesson learned in a story
an idea of a story
the people in the story
19
Flashback
using like or as
a prediction
going back to something that happened previously
20
Climax
the characters in a story
the turning point of the story
the setting of the story
21
Poetry
a list of poems
uses colorful, rhythmic lanugage and often rhymes
anything tha is true-facts
22
Synonyms
words that mean the opposite
a type of spice
words that mean the same
adjectives
23
Historical Fiction
a story that is passed down from your mother
a made up story that is based on a real time place
a non fiction article
24
Antagonist
one of the people in the story
the high point in story
the good guy in the story
person or force that works against the hero
25
Imagery
something that makes the character likeable
words or phrases that appeal to your 5 senses
nouns
26
Free Verse
poetry that has no rule
a 5 line poem that is funny
fun poetry to write!
a three lined poem about nature
27
Onomatopoeia
words that appeal to your senses
words that sound like their meaning
a simile
a metaphor
28
Summary
gives the main idea and important details
what the passage is mostly about
a genre
29
Alliteration
using like or as
not using like or as
giving non human objects human qualities
repetition of consonant sounds, a tongue twister
30
Haiku
a 3 lined poem about nature
like lyrics in a song
a funny poem
4 lined poem about nature
31
Conflict
a problem in the story
the theme
a character in the story
32
Hyperbole
not using like or as
giving a non human thing a human quality
an analogy
extreme exaggeration
33
Non-Fiction
a strory that is NOT true
a poem
a style of writing
anything that is true and involves facts
34
Suspense
a feeling excitement or curiousity
a genre
a dramatic play
a mystery story
35
Fiction
a type of poetry
stories that are NOT true
a theme
stories that ARE true
36
Protagonist
the main good guy in the story
the bad guy
the setting
37
Simile
not comparing anything at all
the moral of a story
comparing two things using like or as
38
Science Fiction
a humorous story
based on imaginary scientic elements
shorter than a novel and with animals
39
First Person Point
of View
uses YOU
narrator is the character, uses I
narrarator outside the story
40
Characterization
talking about a character
a moral of the story
techniques a writer uses to create a character
the theme