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LITERARY TERMS HONORS
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What appears in these two lines of lyrics?
assonance and alliteration
assonance, alliteration, and rhyme
assonance only
assonance, simile, and alliteration
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a group of lines in poetry (kind of like a paragraph); each one features a different emotion or idea
stanza
extended metaphor
figurative language
drama
3
a type of this: when the audience knows something before the character does
dramatic irony
theme
symbolism
situational irony
4
"aa" "bb" is a type of this
assonance
metaphor
sound device
rhyme scheme
5
Which type of character undergoes many changes in a story?
flat
static
round
dynamic
6
the peak of all the action in the story; the turning point of the story (usually is NOT the middle of the story)
theme
climax
external conflict
rising action
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problem between one character and another
conflict: internal conflict
conflict; external conflict
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all stories have a falling action and resolution (the picture is a BIG hint for this one!)
False
True
9
the voice saying the poem; can be the poet or a fictional character
tone
character
theme
speaker
10
words that appeal to the five senses
similes
metaphors
imagery
sound devices
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overall message of a story; lesson of the story; stories usually have more than 1 of these
characterization
mood
tone
theme
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Allegory is a story within a story. It has a “surface story” and another story hidden underneath. Example is below.
True
False
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uses "he, she, they;" the reader only or mostly “sees” into the thoughts and mind of one character
third person omniscient
second person
third person limited
first person
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"From the mountain, From the sea" is an example of this (Anaphora is a type of this)
simile
metaphor
repetition
rhyme
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idea, symbol, pattern, or character-type, in a story like “hero” or “villain” or “mentor” that you see in many stories
architect
archetype
antagonist
allegory
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when the audience knows something before the character(s) do
drama
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
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Similarity of vowel sounds in a line of poetry like "He gleamed with glee" (long e sound is repeated)
consonance
dissonance
assonance
alliteration
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used to create a musical quality or to call attention to certain words (alliteration, assonance, rhyme are examples)
sound device
repetition
rhyme scheme
figurative language
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a hint of something that will happen later
foreshadowing
mood
flashback
irony
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uses "he, she, they"; the reader sees into the minds of all characters equally or almost equally
first person
third person limited
third person omniscient
second person
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patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables that help make the poem flow
iamb
rhythm
rhyme
meter
22
repeating a word or line over and over for emphasis
extended metaphor
alliteration
rhyme scheme
repetition
23
What are the parts of the plot diagram in order?
expedition, rising climax, climax, falling action, resolution
resolution, falling action, climax, rising action, exposition
exposition, rising action climax, falling action, resolutino
exposition, rising resolution, falling action, climax, resolution
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object that represents something other than its intended meaning
symbol
characterization
climax
imagery
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giving human qualities to an animal, object, or thing like "The plane was coughing; smoke leaked from both its lungs"
metaphor
personification
simile
stanza
26
a reference to another literary work, historical event, or religious story
iamb
allusion
iambic pentameter
meter
27
an interruption in the present time to show a time or event from the past
flashback
foreshadowing
mood
theme
28
The picture shows examples of this from Gen Z
irony
bildungsromans
imagery
colloquialisms
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character that has very few character traits, if any; they have little to no complex emotions, goals, or personality
static
flat
dynamic
round
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the pattern that the end rhyming words follow; in the poem below it is
ababcc
metaphor
simile
rhyme scheme
repetition
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"My shoes are killing me" is an example of this
sound devices
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
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repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of a word like "the
b
old and
b
urgandy
b
ag" (b consonant repeated)
assonance
repetition
alliteration
consonance
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a comparison that does not use "like" or "as" such as the phrase "green is gold" in the poem below
extended metaphor
onomatopoeia
metaphor
simile
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Bildungsroman is a type of build up to the climax in a story
False
True
35
error that reverses a protagonist’s fortune from good to bad
motif
harmartia
antagonist
assonance
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the methods an author uses to acquaint you with the characters like seeing how the character acts, thinks, feels
symbolism
characterization
both of these are correct
37
The following excerpt from "Nothing Gold Can Stay" has which of the following?
metaphor, consonance, assonance, personification
alliteration, metaphor, rhyme, assonance
consonance, rhyme, rhythm, simile
assonance, simile, and repetition
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imaginative descriptions that are
not literally
true (similes, metaphors, personification are example)
sound devices
figurative language
dissonance
assonance