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Literary Elements Review
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These two ladies appear to be engaged in:
marriage
an argument
friendship
dialogue
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The plot is:
The title of the story
the events that make up a story
where and when a story takes place
the ending of the story
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Writing that is not meant to be taken literally:
figurative language
I literally don't have a brain
sarcasm
imagination
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A story using animal characters that teaches a lesson
fable
myth
zootopia
fairytale
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The struggle between opposing forces that drives the action of a story is the:
battle
plot
conflict
argument
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The stage of a plot where the action starts to slow down and the conflict begins to resolve:
downward spiral
plot dip
descent
falling action
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Figurative language comparing two things WITHOUT using "like" or "as"
diagram
equalizing
metaphor
similie
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A speaker (or character) who tells the story
narwhal
navigator
narrator
animator
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The main or central idea of a story. The moral or message of the story.
point
plot
invention
theme
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Writing from this point of view uses pronouns such as "I" and "me"
Second person
Third person
First person
Fourth person
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Which is an example of a simile?
He's as crazy as a loon
He's brave like a lion.
He's as nutty as fruitcake
He must be as light as a feather
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A grouping of lines together that make up the verse of a poem
stinker
stance
stanza
Tony Danza
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What the author thinks about the subject they're writing about; their attitude toward it:
conflict
tone
character
point of view
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Writing from this point of view uses the pronouns "you" and "yours"
Third person
Second person
First person
Fourth person
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A symbol is
anything used to represent something else
a long literary work
a loud musical instrument
a lion who defeats his uncle and becomes king
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The stage of a plot where setting, characters, and background information is introduced is the
exposition
introduction
extradition
expedition
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The protagonist___________
is BFFs with the antagonist
is the main character in a literary work
creates conflict
is invincible
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A brief story about an amusing or interesting event
antidote
anecdote
A neck dot
Auntie Dot
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Who carries out the actions of the plot in a story?
writers
characters
actors
authors
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The stage of the plot where the conflict has been resolved
happily ever after
final destination
exposition
resolution
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The association that a word brings to mind. It can be negative, positive, or neutral.
denotation
connotation
relation
feels
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A feeling of anxious uncertainty about the outcome of events in a literary work
sadness
suspense
stupidness
sheepishness
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The rhythmical pattern of a poem is known as its
beat
metabolic rate
lyric
meter
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The events leading up to the main problem or conflict
Timeline
Rising action
Exposition
Drama
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Drama is
usually spelled with a comma
fiction written to be performed by actors (a play)
best saved for your momma
not for llamas
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Words that closely resemble the sound they make, such as BOOM! POW! MOO! BUZZ! are examples of
metaphor
idiom
understatement
onomatopeia
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Words in a row with the same beginning consonant sound
abomination
imagination
alliteration
similie
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Comparing two things using the words "like" or "as" is an example of a
personification
contest
similie
valley girl
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This phrase demonstrates:
personification
modification
symbolism
twerking
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The turning point and/or point of greatest action or suspense in a story is its
exposition
climax
rising action
resolution
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When and where a story takes place is the:
Theme
Location
Timeline
Setting
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To show how two things are the same is to
compare
contrast
communicate
comcast
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The antagonist is a person, group, or force that
is another word for "author"
is AKA "brother" or "sister"
opposes another character/ protagonist
is the hero of a novel
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Figurative language used when an object or animal just SEEMS like it's doing something human:
humanish
personificaton
personing
intelligent
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The use of clues that suggests events that will occur later in the plot
Easter Egging
inferring
hint-hinting
foreshadowing
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In literature, the ________ is how the reader feels after reading the selection.
mood
plot
tone
point of view
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Writing in this point of view uses pronouns such as "he," "she," or "they"
third person
narrator
second person
first person
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Hyperbole is when the writer or speaker
is strange and mysterious
scribbles all over the paper in a crazy way
exaggerates for emphasis or effect
sounds like they're yelling
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When words are used that appeal to one or more of the five senses
imagery
creativity
BREAKFAST!
dreamy