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Review for Final Exam #9thgrade #10thgrade
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Definition: a comparison in which one thing is spoken or written about as if it were another
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
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Definition: the repetition of initial consonant sounds
Alliteration
Consonance
Allusion
Onomatopoeia
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Definition: the act of presenting hints to events that will occur later in a story
Foreshadowing
Symbolism
Dramatic irony
Setting
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Definition: emphasizes the equal value or weight of two or more ideas
Thesis Statement
Propaganda
Parallelism
Purpose
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Definition: a recurring element in one or more works of literature
Theme
Motif
Foil
Archetype
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Definition: the author's choice of words
Diction
Definition
Dialect
Dialogue
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Definition: stories based on real events or characters from long ago
Myths
Legends
Parables
Folk Tales
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During this time, Europe experienced a rebirth in learning, literature, and the arts:
The Jacobean Period
The Renaissance
The Oral Tradition
The Elizabethan Age
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Definition: a story of a person's life, told by someone other than that person
Autobiography
Biography
Memoir
Essay
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A writer's aim or goal
Writer's device
Writer's intention
Writer's block
Writer's purpose
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Definition: conversation between two or more characters
Soliloquy
Aside
Puns
Dialogue
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Definition: the series of events related to a central conflict
Fiction
Plot
Point of View
Climax
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Definition: a long story, often told in verse, involving heros and gods
Epic
Legend
Fairy Tale
Myth
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Definition: a regular rhythmic pattern in poetry
Foot
Iambic Pentameter
Rhythm
Meter
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Definition: the reader and some of the characters have information other characters do not have
Situational irony
Verbal irony
Paradox
Dramatic irony
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Definition: the act of creating or describing a character
Imagery
Writer's Purpose
Characterization
Thesis Statement
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Definition: language that creates pictures by appealing to the 5 senses
Sensory Details
Setting
Imagery
Description
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Persuasion based on arousing emotions
Pathos
Logos
Rhetorical devices
Ethos
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Definition: a story told through characters played by actors
Comedy
Drama
William Shakespeare
Tragedy
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Definition: a reference to a well-known person, event, or work from history or literature
Allegory
Archetype
Allusion
Analogy
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Who is considered to be the greatest dramatist the world has ever known?
Queen Elizabeth
Christopher Marlow
William Shakespeare
King Jacob
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Definition: the main character has to take action or make a decision
Climax
Conclusion
Rising Action
Plot
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Definition: brief stories, often with animal characters, told to express a moral
Folk Tales
Fables
Parables
Short Stories
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Definition: the emotion created in the reader by a literary work
Pathos
Persuasion
Mood
Tone
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Definition: the intentional use of false arguments to persuade
Logos
Rhetorical devices
Propaganda
Ethos