Lit Term Review

Alliteration, onomatopoeia, assonance, and consonance are all examples of

Which of the following is a type of text connection?

The writer's attitude toward the subject

When something is directly stated leaving no question about the meaning, the information is

Choose the simile.

What is the fancy word for resolution?

Choose an example of an idiom

A comparison between two unlike things in which one thing becomes another thing is called a

Repetition of BEGINNING CONSONANT sound within a phrase or sentence is

The point of view that uses "you" and "your"

Point of view using "he," "she," and "we"; narrator can only tell the thoughts of one person

Music is a type of poetry

The feeling or atmostphere that a writer creates for the reader

An example of a topic is

Relating to the text on a personal level in a variety of ways that accesses your schema is

Implicit information is

Phillip from "The Cay" is an example of this type of character.

Personification is

An example of climax is

Which of the following is NOT a type of external conflict?

Point of view that uses "I," "me," and "we"

The principal or main character around which a literary work usually revolves is called the

An inferred/indirect idea or ideas that are repeated in a literary work. The author's message.

An expression that is clear only to those who are familiar with the language of its origin

Imagery, personification, simile, and metaphor are examples of

The subject of a literary work is called the

The point of view that uses "he," "she," and "we" where the narrator is all knowing

An example of a theme is

The order in which the author has chosen to convey the events of a literary work is called

A person, place, or thing that is a representation of a larger meaning

Which of the following is NOT a type of internal conflict?

Repetition of CONSONANT sounds within or at the end of words and phrases is

The character who opposes the central character, causing conflict is referred to as the

The direct and indirect qualities and features that describe a person within a literary work

Miss Iversen used THIS literary term to name her pet: Harold the Hedgehog.

The struggle between two or more forces that drive the plot is

A hint or clue about an event that will occur later in the story is

Language that suggests how something or someone looks, sounds, smells, or tastes is called

Repetition of identical or similar VOWEL sounds within or at the end of words and phrases

The position or positions from which a literary work is told to the reader