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Full Year Literary Terms Review
Full Year Literary Terms Review
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This media strategy uses shocking and intense images.
Shock Appeal
Celebrity Endorsement
Humour
Bandwagon
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The Plain Folks strategy uses celebrities in their ads.
True
False
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The main problem of a story.
Setting
Characters
Conflict
Dialogue
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Hyperbole is an extreme exaggeration.
False
True
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Mood is the authors choice of words.
True
False
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A comparison using like or as.
Metaphor
Simile
Imagery
Allusion
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The most intense part of the story
Irony
Conflict
Climax
Conclusion
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This media strategy uses numbers to sell a product:
Bandwagon
Humour
Plain Folks
Facts and Figures
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An Oxymoron is putting two opposite things together.
False
True
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The overall message the story is trying to teach.
Dialogue
Characters
Theme
Conclusion
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Where the story takes place?
Climax
Characters
Conflict
Setting
12
This media strategy uses a famous person to sell items.
Facts and Figures
Bandwagon
Emotional Appeal
Celebrity Endorsement
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Characters are the people, animals, or things that the story is about.
False
True
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Conversations that occur between characters
Setting
Characters
Irony
Dialogue
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Rising Action are the events in a story that lead to the climax.
True
False
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This media strategy appeals to the viewers emotions.
Humour
Shock Appeal
Emotional Appeal
Plain Folks
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The Bandwagon media ad encourages people to be different and do their own thing.
False
True
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A small section of a poem is called a:
Rhyme
Alliteration
Haiku
Stanza
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The use of descriptive language to describe things in the sotry using the 5 senses.
Characters
Imagery
Setting
Conflict
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Giving a non-living thing human like qualities.
Personification
Setting
Tone
Metaphor