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Duplicate of Keystone Review #4
Duplicate of Keystone Review #4
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the speaker of a narrative
literary element
narrator
opinion
narrative
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the central thought in a text
literary device
main idea
nonfiction
narrative
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a literary form that often uses connotation, figurative language, rhyme scheme, and rhythm
literary form
mood
literary element
poetry
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the structure of a story or sequence of events
literary element
main idea
narrative
plot
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a tool used to enliven a text or make it more interesting
literary movment
literary device
literary element
literary form
6
the atmosphere or feel of the story
main idea
literary movement
mood
motif
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a trend or pattern of beliefs as an approach to literature is
literary element
literary movement
literary form
literary nonfiction
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a speech by one person
narrator
monologue
motif
opinion
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resembles fiction's literary devices, but reports on actual persons, places, or events
literary nonfiction
literary device
opinion
narrator
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a word such as "desert" that has many meanings depending on its context
personification
narrator
plot
Homograph
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a statement of belief or appraisal
narrator
opinion
motif
mood
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a true story or informational text
opinion
metaphor
narrative
nonfiction
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a story
plot
monologue
narrative
narrator
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one of six techniques used in just about every story
literary form
opinion
plot element
literary nonfiction
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a type of literature recognizable by its shape or structure: short story, poetry, novel, drama
multiple-meaning words
literary device
plot
literary form
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an object or abstract idea given human qualities or human form
personification
metaphor
motif
main idea
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a repeated pattern in literature
motif
monologue
main idea
multiple-meaning words
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"The sea was a mirror" is an example of
nonfiction
metaphor
poetry
monologue