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Keystone Review #4
Keystone Review #4
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the speaker of a narrative
narrative
literary element
opinion
narrator
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A lecture is a(n)
opinion
monologue
poetry
narrator
3
a literary form that often uses connotation, figurative language, rhyme scheme, and rhythm
poetry
literary element
mood
literary form
4
a repeated pattern in literature
motif
main idea
multiple-meaning words
monologue
5
the structure of a story or sequence of events
narrative
plot
main idea
literary element
6
one of five techniques used in just about every story
opinion
literary nonfiction
literary form
literary element
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"The sea was a mirror" is an example of
metaphor
monologue
poetry
nonfiction
8
the atmosphere or feel of the story
mood
main idea
motif
literary movement
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Eras, time periods of writing
monologues
literary elements
motifs
literary movements
10
Dialogue and literary elements are its origin
narrative
mood
plot
literary device
11
The topic sentence of a paragraph is the paragraph's
main idea
opinion
narrative
plot
12
"Stepping off the porch" is a repeated phrase in Enrique's Journey.
plot
mood
motif
literary form
13
a tool used to enliven a text or make it more interesting
literary movement
literary device
literary element
literary form
14
an object or abstract idea given human qualities or human form
main idea
personification
metaphor
motif
15
the central thought in a text
literary device
nonfiction
narrative
main idea
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resembles fiction's literary devices, but reports on actual persons, places, or events
literary nonfiction
opinion
literary device
narrator
17
"Reason and love keep little company together nowadays" makes use of
mood
metaphor
personification
literary device
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Soliloquy is a special type of
personification
metaphor
literary element
monologue
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Sonnet and drama are Shakespeare's most famous
literary forms
literary elements
literary nonfictions
literary devices
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a true story or informational text
metaphor
nonfiction
opinion
narrative
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Naturalism, Modernism, Renaissance, etc.
literary forms
literary movements
main ideas
motifs
22
True story
narrative
literary nonfiction
literary device
literary element
23
a word such as "desert" is understood differently depending on its context
personification
multiple-meaning word
narrator
plot
24
a trend or pattern of beliefs as an approach to literature is
literary form
literary nonfiction
literary movement
literary element
25
a type of literature recognizable by its shape or structure: short story, poetry, novel, drama
literary form
literary device
plot
multiple-meaning words
26
The structure of poetry
imagery
rhythm
meter
figurative language
27
a statement of belief or appraisal
narrator
motif
mood
opinion
28
a speech by one person
narrator
motif
monologue
opinion
29
This literary form presents ideas and creates emotional experiences in the reader
personification
poetry
metaphor
monologue
30
a story
narrator
narrative
monologue
plot