Literary Text Structure

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1
What's one element that prose and poetry have in common?
meter
rhyme
stage directions
mood
2
What is meter?
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Repeating words or phrases
3
What are characters?
People or animals in the story
Where the story takes place
Who is telling the story
What happens in the story
4
What is repetition?
A group of lines
Repeating words or phrases
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Word endings that sounds the same
5
What is the setting?
Where the story takes place
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
What happens in the story
6
What is a description?
Author’s message
Background of the play
What happens in the story
Tells the actors what to do
7
What is dialogue?
What the characters say
People or animals in the story
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Who is telling the story
8
What is a stanza?
Feeling the author is trying to convey
A group of lines
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Word endings that sounds the same
9
What is the point of view?
Author’s message
Where the story takes place
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Who is telling the story
10
What's one element that all three types of literary writing have in common (poetry, prose, & drama)
rhyme
characters
stage directions
theme
11
What are stage directions?
Background of the play
What happens in the story
Text the actors say
Tells the actors what to do
12
What is the plot?
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
Who is telling the story
What happens in the story
13
What is mood?
Who is telling the story
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
People or animals in the story
14
What is theme?
People or animals in the story
Author’s message
Who is telling the story
What happens in the story
15
What is rhyme?
Repeating words or phrases
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
A group of lines
Word endings that sounds the same
16
What's one element that prose and drama have in common?
meter
characters
mood
stage directions
17
What is a line?
A group of lines
One line in a poem
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Repeating words or phrases
18
What's one element that drama and poetry have in common?
stage directions
rhyme scheme
meter
theme

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Literary Text Structure

18 termsStudBud Administration960 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards18 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 18

Answers

1
What's one element that prose and poetry have in common?
meter
rhyme
stage directions
mood
2
What is meter?
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Repeating words or phrases
3
What are characters?
People or animals in the story
Where the story takes place
Who is telling the story
What happens in the story
4
What is repetition?
A group of lines
Repeating words or phrases
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Word endings that sounds the same
5
What is the setting?
Where the story takes place
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
What happens in the story
6
What is a description?
Author’s message
Background of the play
What happens in the story
Tells the actors what to do
7
What is dialogue?
What the characters say
People or animals in the story
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Who is telling the story
8
What is a stanza?
Feeling the author is trying to convey
A group of lines
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Word endings that sounds the same
9
What is the point of view?
Author’s message
Where the story takes place
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Who is telling the story
10
What's one element that all three types of literary writing have in common (poetry, prose, & drama)
rhyme
characters
stage directions
theme
11
What are stage directions?
Background of the play
What happens in the story
Text the actors say
Tells the actors what to do
12
What is the plot?
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
Who is telling the story
What happens in the story
13
What is mood?
Who is telling the story
Feeling the author is trying to convey
Author’s message
People or animals in the story
14
What is theme?
People or animals in the story
Author’s message
Who is telling the story
What happens in the story
15
What is rhyme?
Repeating words or phrases
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
A group of lines
Word endings that sounds the same
16
What's one element that prose and drama have in common?
meter
characters
mood
stage directions
17
What is a line?
A group of lines
One line in a poem
Pattern of syllables, the “beat”
Repeating words or phrases
18
What's one element that drama and poetry have in common?
stage directions
rhyme scheme
meter
theme