Grade 7 Reading SOL Literary Terms #2

What do you call hints or clues an author embeds in a story to suggest future events?

What is a scene that interrupts the present to go back in time called?

What is descriptive, non-literal language called?

What do you call words with opposite meanings?

What is an affix attached at the beginning of a word?

What is the section of the plot where the complications arise?

What is a word's dictionary definition called?

What do you call a statement of thought or feelings?

What is a reference book containing synonyms and antonyms?

What is an affix attached at the end of a word?

What is the final stage of  plot when the loose ends are tied up called?

What is the beginning of plot when the characters, setting, and conflict are introduced?

What do you call a text that discusses similarities and differences?

What is a character's personality revealed by the author called?

What is a genre that comes from the imagination?

What is it called when a text explains an issue and presents how to fix it?

What do you call words with similar meanings?

What is the most emotional, most intense moment of a story called?

What is another term for how the text is organized?

Also known as narrator, what is the perspective the story is told called?

What is the structure of a text presented in sequence, from beginning to end?

What is it called to use what you know combined with what you read to create an answer?

What do you call a text that expains why something happened and what happened as a result?

What is the use of a word or phrase over and over again called?

What is a reference book containing definitions?