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Duplicate of Keystone Literature Terms
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A #Keystone #literature quiz to review common terms on the #Pennsylvania Keystone Literature Exam.
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a 14-line poem that follows a formal rhyme scheme
sonnet
narrative poem
ballad
lyric poem
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a direct or indirect reference to a significant person, event, time, or work of literature
prediction
generalization
allusion
illusion
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metaphor in which objects, persons, and places in a narrative have meanings that lie outside it
narrative poem
fable
allegory
personal essay
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a poem that expresses the poet's feelings
lyric poem
sonnet
ballad
haiku
5
a list of characters in a drama or play
characters
scene
cast
script
6
who is telling the story
personal essay
point of view
allegory
exposition
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events that happened at an earlier time
flashback
foreshadowing
historical fiction
fantasy
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a division of a play
cast
drama
act
scene
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information skewed to influence opinion or behavior
propaganda
opinion
realistic fiction
bias
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author's choice of words, phrases, sentence structure, and fig. lang. to create tone & meaning
tone
rhythm
figurative language
diction
11
words that are spelled the same but that have different meanings
haiku
script
homographs
syntax
12
humorous rhyming five-line poem
ballad
lyric poem
sonnet
limerick
13
Japanese 17-syllable poem; usually written in three lines
ballad
sonnet
haiku
narrative poem
14
article that gives someone's opinion
first-person point of view
editorial
monologue
biography
15
a speech delivered in a play to other characters
monologue
cast
diction
soliloquy
16
broad statement about a topic or person drawn from specific information about a topic or person
tone
flashback
opinion
generalization
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the author's unique way of creating a work (fluency, rhythm, and liveliness of the writing)
bias
editorial
dialect
voice
18
a positive or negative approach toward a claim
rhythm
bias
diction
syntax
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work that ridicules or looks at human weakness or vice
irony
lyric poem
satire
historical fiction
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literature techniques such as characterization, setting, plot
point of view
narrator
literary element
figurative language
21
particular way of speaking that is often tied to the vocab. and grammar of a particular locale
voice
dialect
opinion
homographs
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a conclusion based on evidence
reasoned judgement
exposition
opinion
main idea
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a story of a person's life written by someone other than the subject
first person point of view
autobiography
biography
personal essay
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short story in which characters may be animals portrayed as human types; teaches a lesson
legend
drama
historical fiction
fable
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person describes and reflects upon something important in that person's life
soliloquy
personal essay
allegory
theme
26
pattern of stressed and unstressed beats in a line of poetry
syntax
rhyme
theme
rhythm
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tale from the past about people and events, usually connected to a specific place and time
ballad
satire
plot
legend
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the feeling of a story; the author's attitude toward the characters and audience
mood
narrator
voice
tone
29
language used to create an impression that appeals to senses
imagery
literary device
symbolism
figurative language
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using images to represent something broader than the literal item
metaphor
verbal irony
diction
symbolism
