Literary Terms

What do we call techniques a writer uses to develop a character?

Which narration is told from the "I" point-of-view?

When the author interrupts the story to present something that happened earlier, we call it...?

What is it called when the narrator is outside the story?

The word that defines a purposful exaggeration is... ?

What do we call hints that the author drops to prepare the reader for future events?

What are words that make a sound called?

What is the perspective from which the story is told called?

What is it called when human qualities are attributed to non-humans?

Comparing two unlike things by stating one was the other is an example of ...?

Writing that comments humorously on human flaws is called...

What do we call words or phrases that appeal to the senses?

What do we call the intentional repetition of the initial consonant sound?

A quality of writing that makes it funny, humorous, or ludicrous is called...?

Poetry that doesn not conform to a regular pattern is called...?

Language that is beyond the literal meaning is called...?

When the narrator can see into the minds of all characters, we call it...?

A technique that involves surprising, interesting, or unexpected contrasts is called...?

A reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work is called...?

What is a word that compares two unlike things by saying that one is "like" or "as"  the other?

Speech that reflects the vocab, pronunciation, or grammar of a geographic region is called...?

When the narrator only tells what one character perceives, we call it...?