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Basic Lit terms C level classes
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When, where , and time a story takes place is called the:
conflict
setting
plot
resolution
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In general, a story that ends with a happy resolution of the conflicts for main characters
comedy
tragedy
satire
farce
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An ancient Greek story that explains natural occurrences/happenings in the world is:
feature article
myth
editorial
short story
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All knowing narrator tells the story -tells us everything about all characters
POV 3rd person
POV Omniscient
POV objective
POV 1st Person
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A poem consisting of four lines or four lines of a poem that can be considered as a unit.
quatrain
couplet
confessional poetry
lyric poem
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Art of effective communication, especially persuasive discourse.
mood
rhetoric
style
allusion
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poetic and rhetorical device -placed next to each other creating an effect of surprise or wit
rhetorical question
juxtaposition
simile
parallel structure
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a statement that appears contradictory but reveals a kind of truth
irony
onomatopoeia
paradox
simile
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A type of literature is called:
meter
settting
genre
plot
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"Bob built a brilliant boat" is an example of:
metaphor
simile
foreshadowing
alliteration
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Opponent who struggles against or blocks the hero in the story.
epithet
foil
protagonist
antagonist
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A funny "play on words" based on the multiple meanings of a single word or words
oxymoron
pun
metonymy
metaphor
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A piece of writing that can be found in newspapers and magazines strictly to inform.
feature article
short story
myth
editorial
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BAM is an example of:
figurative language
onomatopoeia
plot
genre
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A narrator who is totally impersonal tells the story without comment on characters or events
POV 3rd person
POV omniscient
POV 1st Person
POV objective
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It compares two unlike things without the use of comparison words: "like, as,etc."
simile
juxtaposition
metaphor
paradox
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The attitude the writer takes toward the subject of a work , the characters, or the audience.
setting
style
tone
mood
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A character who acts as a contrast to or opposite of another character.
antagonist
foil
antihero
protagonist
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A struggle or problem in the story for the main character is the:
flashback
metaphor
conflict
protagonist
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A story composed orally and passed down by word of mouth is called a(n):
folk tale
fable
haiku
resolution
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The sequence of events in a story is the:
plot
resolution
setting
conflict
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The rhythmical pattern of a poem is called:
onomatopoeia
dialogue
figurative language
meter
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Author reveals a character by appearance, character inner thoughts, character actions/behavior
direct characterization
dramatic irony
indirect characterization
irony
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When characters speak, it is called:
dialect
mood
figurative language
dialogue
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A piece of writing that can be found in newspapers and magazines.Its purpose is to persuade
short story
editorial
myth
feature article
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"That was so good I could smack my Mommie" is an example of:
figurative language
personification
simile
alliteration
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The atmosphere or feeling in a literary work is called the:
mood
conflict
text features
protagonist
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A form of language spoken by people in a particular region is called:
dialect
fable
dialogue
meter
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A speaker or writer's choice of words:
style
diction
mood
tone
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"My cat is a log" is an example of:
meter
onomatopoeia
simile
metaphor
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one of the characters tells the story
POV third person
POV 1st person
POV omniscient
POV objective
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When the climax or conflict is solved it is called the:
plot
resolution
setting
conflict
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When the author takes the reader back in time to a memory/he or she is using:
alliteration
flashback
foreshadowing
figurative language
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Atmosphere created by writer's diction and details selected.
mood
setting
style
tone
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Repetition of the same or similar consonant sounds at the beginning of words:
metaphor
simile
assonance
alliteration
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Insight about human life revealed through the literary work:
diction
motif
juxtaposition
theme
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Point of View (POV) Unknown narrator- one character's thoughts revealed
POV first person
POV third person
POV objective
POV omniscient
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"Life is like a box of chocolates" is an example of:
metaphor
meter
onomatopoeia
simile
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A work that makes fun of another work by imitating some aspect of the writers style
fable
farce
satire
parody
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Figure of speech:referring to something closely associated i.e. crown for monarch.
oxymoron
simile
metaphor
metonymy
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A brief story/poem, usually with animal characters, that teaches a lesson/moral is called:
haiku
folk tale
resolution
fable
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Giving non human objects human characteristics is called:
alliteration
dialect
foreshadowing
personification
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A 3 line Japanese poem with 17 syllables is called:
haiku
fable
folk tale
myth
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A person, place, thing, that stands for something more than itself. Example: American Flag
metonymy
symbol
theme
simile
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Lit. in which characters, settings, and events stand for other people or events /abstract ideas
satire
farce
allegory
parable
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A prediction or hints of what will happen is called:
personification
genre
foreshadowing
alliteration
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The main character is the:
protagonist
dialect
plot
meter
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Pictures, side bars, bold print, graphs, charts, and captions are examples of:
text features
alliteration
foreshadowing
personification
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Incredible exaggeration or overstatement "I've told you a million times" is an example of:
understatement
satire
hyperbole
tone