Keystone Review 2018

A device used to create expectation, set up later developments, hint at the future

This logical fallacy is used in propaganda that attempts to scare you

This fallacy is used in propaganda that makes you want to be like the featured celebrity

Any words spoken by characters in a novel, story, or play; it's what characters say!

This is when the audience knows something that the characters in a story / play do not!

This logical fallacy is used in propaganda that attempts to distract you from the main issue.

This line from a poem uses a ______ to compare the image of the sword to the subject's courage.

This is an indirect reference to a familiar work of literature, art, event, place, person...

An inclination or preference that influences judgment from being balanced or even-handed.

Of the following, name the only literary genre.

"All teenagers are noisy!" This is an example of a/an....

This passage from Jane Eyre is filled with...

Language that is not meant to be taken literally since it's written to create an effect

This is the portion of the story following the climax in which all loose ends are wrapped up...

If I wrote a long book about David Bowie's entire life, this book would be considered a/an...

A playwright's written instructions in a script about how characters move, deliver their lines

This is the central idea of a literary work; it's the author's message, insight

Essays and stories are organized into paragraphs; lines of poetry are organized into...

This is any information that manipulates you and attempts to make you think a certain way

The high point of a story; the moment when conflict is most intense

The sentence in this comic most notably contains...

The poem by Richard Brautigan on the right uses _____ to communicate emotion.

This logical fallacy is used in propaganda that attempts to make you want to join the crowd

A dramatic speech given by one actor (alone on stage) that reveals inner thoughts and feelings

The writer's intent; can be informational, persuasive, entertaining...

When you distinguish between and recognize differences of two or more items you...

A story that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.

A narrative device used at the beginning of a work to give you necessary background information

This list shows a word on the left and its __________ on the right.

An author's choice of words. This is an author's ________________.

A comparison using 'like' or 'as'

This is a unit of meaning attached to a base at the beginning or end: UNfriend, hopeFUL, INside

Deeper meaning and associations that a word suggests. Ex: Flag = patriotism, pride, values

The ordering of words into meaningful patterns such as phrases and clauses

A conclusion drawn from specific information used to create broad statement about a topic

Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, taste, sound, smell, feel)

This is a category a work falls into; it can be prose fiction or non-fiction, poetry, drama...

This is the method an author uses to indirectly reveal characters and their personalities...

When it comes to Jimmy, he has about as much courage as a cowardly lion! This is a/an _____

The wind sighed with loneliness. This sentence clearly shows...