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Study for Ms. Riddle's Lit. Terms Final
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Writers employ ____ to their works to attract readership.
Resolution
Archaic Diction
Description
Conflict
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____ are the most important characters in a story.
Restatement
Major Character(s)
Inversion
Archetype
3
My bed was a soft cloud that I floated on as I slept peacefully.
Aphorism
Rhetorical Question
Metaphor
Irony
4
_____ is a conversation between two characters.
Repetition
Dialogue
Cause and Effect
Comparison Contrast
5
A ____ is a person or an animal who takes part in the action of a literary work.
Character
Main Idea(s)
Major Character
Simile
6
Tuesdays with Morrie is written in 1st person participant.
Symbol
Metaphor
Point of View
Personification
7
"A rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet." Romeo and Juliet Act II Scene ii
Rhetorical Question
Irony
Aphorism
Personification
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____ is a device in which a writer compares and/or contrasts two ideas.
Archetype
Restatement
Comparison/Contrast
Inversion
9
Juliet is offered one of these in Romeo and Juliet by the Friar instead of death.
Symbol
Problem/Solution
Point of View
Metaphor
10
In "The Gift of the Magi", O. Henry makes one of these in reference to the Bible.
Climax
Analogy
Problem/Solution
Allusion
11
It is often used to create vivid impressions.
Figurative Language
Archaic Diction
Narration
Conflict
12
Writing type: its purpose is to create a visual or a feeling about what is being described.
Tone
Figurative Language
Narration
Falling Action
13
The ____ of a literary work is the time and place of action.
Conclusions
Setting
Inferences
Imagery
14
____ is descriptive or figurative language used in literature to create word pictures.
Dialogue
Major Characters
Bias
Imagery
15
The role of ____ in writing is to suggest a superior, ancient golden age.
Narration
Repetition
Archaic Diction
Figurative Language
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The literary device of _____ is expressing the same idea in different words.
Repetition
Restatement
Comparison/Contrast
Setting
17
Without it, there is no plot.
Parallelism
Falling Action
Theme
Resolution
18
A composition written to find out reasons and results is called a _____ essay.
Cause and Effect
Dialogue
Bias
Repetition
19
The use of ____ in speech or writing allows a writer to maintain consistency within their work.
Description
Diction
Plot
Parallelism
20
A ____ is a figure of speech in which like or as is used to make a comparison.
Simile
Major Character(s)
Main Idea(s)
Characters
21
A _____ is the last paragraph of an essay.
Inversion
Conclusion
Restatement
Archetype
22
By using ____, writers can make their ideas memorable, and draw attention to certain ideas.
Theme
Repetition
Falling Action
Tone
23
____ reveals the entire story and gives the reader a sense of completion.
Plot
Description
Diction
Resolution
24
The important information that tells more about the overall idea of a paragraph or section.
Main Idea(s)
Inferences
Conclusions
Imagery
25
In Macbeth, Macbeth appears to be loyal to Duncan, but the audience knows he wants to kill him.
Irony
Problem/Solution
Allusion
Analogy
26
Who knows? is an example of...
Rhetorical Question
Problem/Solution
Allusion
Climax
27
____ is a literary technique in which the normal order of words is reversed.
Characters
Main Idea(s)
Simile
Inversion
28
The literary purpose of ____ is to create tension in the story.
Conflict
Description
Tone
Plot
29
_____ are reasonable conclusions based on details in the text.
Archetype
Rising Action
Setting
Inferences
30
____ is a literary device that repeats the same words or phrases a few times.
Setting
Comparison/Contrast
Rising Action
Repetition
31
In literary works, a _____ includes all information that leads to the climax.
Cause and Effect
Rising Action
Dialogue
Bias
32
Dove represents peace.
Symbol
Allusion
Metaphor
Climax
33
The wind howled.
Metaphor
Climax
Personification
Symbol
34
In literature, writers choose words to create and convey an atmosphere to their reader.
Figurative Language
Description
Repetition
Diction
35
____ is an element of a story that binds together various essential elements of a narrative.
Conflict
Archaic Diction
Resolution
Theme
36
This occurs in "The Chaser" when Alan asks, "And how much,...is this wonderful mixture?"
Climax
Aphorism
Irony
Rhetorical Question
37
____ serves as a rewarding element in the story: like a road from climax to resolution.
Tone
Parallelism
Falling Action
Theme
38
____ is a particular tendency that prevents unprejudiced consideration of a question.
Imagery
Conclusions
Bias
Inferences
39
In literature, _____ is a typical character, an action, or a situation.
Setting
Rising Action
Comparison/Contrast
Archetype
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An extended metaphor.
Analogy
Symbol
Personification
Point of View
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The ____ in a piece of literature, decides how the readers read a literary piece.
Figurative Language
Narration
Repetition
Tone