EOG Reading Review 3

A personal way of understanding or interpreting something.

A passage, paragraph in a passage or specific words in a passage

something that represents something else (think of the color red in "The Highwayman")

The repetition of beginning sounds in literature. Used to enhance the rhythym of a poem.

The problem in a story

The beginning of a story where we meet the characters and the setting is established.

narrator is one of the characters in a story

Comparing two things without using like or as

Mental uncertainty; excitement as to the outcome.

The pattern of rhyme that comes at the end of each verse of poetry

Anything a reader can see, hear, taste, smell or touch based on an author's words.

The perspective from which the author presents the story

Giving something that is not human human like characteristics

An extreme exaggeration

A story interruption that takes the reader back to an earlier time

Time and place that a story takes place

High point of interest or suspense and action in the story

The reason for creating a work - to persuade, inform, explain, entertain or reveal a truth.

a literary reference to something famous or historically important

The lesson in a story that also can be applied to other stories.