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Duplicate of Literary Devices
Duplicate of Literary Devices
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20 Literary Terms.
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The author shows things that the character does to reveal their personality.
Dynamic
Indirect Characterization
Description
Direct Charecteriaztion
2
When the audience knows something a character within the story does not.
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Sarcasm
Dramatic Irony
3
Character who opposes the Protagonist.
Antagonist
Dr. Evil
Villain
Bad guy
4
When lines of a writing follow the same repetition
Qutrain
Couplet
Parallelism
Sonnet
5
The issue which the story revolves around (the problem).
Contagion
Confusion
Conflict
Dilemma
6
A character that has an internal flaw
Dynamic
Flat
Round
Tragic Flaw
7
The central idea or
message
of a work.
Hero
Message
Theme
Main Idea
8
Authors word choice
Semantics
Diction
Syntax
Imagery
9
A character who has a self realization
Round
Flat
Static
Epiphany
10
When the last two lines of a poem rhyme
Couplet
Blank Verse
Sonnet
Qutrain
11
Every Poem, Short Story, Article, Essay, Play, and Novel followed what theme?
Consequences
Coming of Age
Tragedy
American Dream
12
14 line poem concluding with a couplet
Sonnet
Blank Verse
Free verse
Ode
13
Vivid descriptions of objects, people, or places
Imagery
Tone
Syntax
Diction
14
The author uses facts to describe the character (tells you about them).
Description
Direct Charecteriaztion
Indirect Characterization
Dynamic
15
Self-written life story.
Biography
Allusion
Autobiography
Author’s Purpose
16
Techniques of a writer to establish mood
Diction
Paradox
Tone
Oxymoron
17
Where characters in the story talk to each other.
Dialogue
Conversation
Dialect
Confusion
18
The reason the author writes an article or story. (inform, persuade, entertain)
Allusion
Autobiography
Author’s Purpose
Allegory
19
A character who is fully developed; we see many traits both good and bad.
Static
Round
Dynamic
Flat
20
When a poem follows a certain rhythmic pattern
Free Verse
Blank Verse
Iambic Pentameter
Rhyme Scheme
21
Language used by people of a specific area, class, or district.
Country
Accent
Dialogue
Dialect
22
A character who is not fully developed; we only know one side/characteristic.
Round
Dynamic
Static
Flat
23
Extended metaphor designed to teach a lesson or moral principle.
Metaphor
Allegory
Allusion
Simile
24
A reference to an event, literary work or person.
Simile
Metaphor
Allegory
Allusion
25
What is an Ode?
A sonnet
Socks
Valuable Momento
A Rhyme Scheme
26
Life story.
Author’s Purpose
Allusion
Autobiography
Biography
27
Beings of a story told where they interact with other beings accompanied with struggle.
Character
Hero
Persona
Villain
28
Main character within a story.
Hero
Protagonist
Antagonist
Good guy
29
a contrast between an expected outcome and the actual outcome or between appearance & reality.
Illusion
Happenstance
Allusion
Irony
30
The structure of a sentence
Mood
Tone
Diction
Syntax