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Creative Writing Essential Vocabulary
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the particular issue(s) that serve as the subject of a paragraph, essay, report or speech
imagery
ideas
form
free verse
2
reference to a famous person, place, event or literary work
allusion
consonance
cohesive devices
enjambment
3
consonance on the final consonants of the words involved
slant rhyme
end rhyme
internal rhyme
consonance
4
giving a non-human thing, human characteristics
purpose
personification
word choice
simile
5
literary techcniques
form
free verse
ideas
figurative language
6
an exaggeration
humor
hyperbole
form
figurative language
7
rhyme of the ending syllables of lines of poetry
diction
alliteration
consonance
end rhyme
8
feeling or attitude the writer conveys about a topic
theme
tone
mood
word choice
9
how the story or poem makes you feel
organization
metaphor
mood
point of view
10
varying rhythm & flow of language, including length of sentences & transitions between them
sound device
literary devices
slant rhyme
sentence fluency
11
structure or organization a writer uses for literary work
form
ideas
imagaery
free verse
12
rhyme in poetry that is within the line
end rhyme
internal rhyme
free verse
stanza
13
style in which a story is presented, including syntax, diction, person, dialogue and more
mood
theme
voice
tone
14
a writer's reader
allusion
audience
enjambment
diction
15
interrupts the story to tell about an earlier event
ideas
flashback
form
humor
16
position from which the story is being told
mood
persona
point of view
organization
17
selecting words to use that convey meaning and theme in writing
sentence fluency
word choice
conventions
sound device
18
elements that bind writing together
diction
alliteration
conventions
cohesive devices
19
rules we follow when writing
audience
diction
cohesive devices
conventions
20
feelings of uncertainty
suspense
mood
humor
tone
21
the narrator or person that is telling the story
point of view
persona
mood
allusion
22
poetry that does not have a regular meter or rhyme scheme
form
free verse
figurative language
ideas
23
comparison between two unlike things
metaphor
onomatopoeia
mood
literary devices
24
the arrangement or order the writer arranges in his/her work
theme
figurative language
organization
literary devices
25
strong contrast between reality and expectations
persona/speaker
irony
mood
point of view
26
helps to set the mood in poetry, things like alliteration, rhyme; helps poetry to flow
literary devices
personification
figurative language
sound device
27
moral of the story
theme
purpose
tone
mood
28
repetition of the same vowel sound in two or more nearby words, in poetry or prose
consonance
assonance
diction
end rhyme
29
group of lines that are set off to form a division in poetry
stanza
word choice
voice
free verse
30
run on of a thought from one line or stanza to the next without a break
audience
cohesive devices
assonance
enjambment
31
author's word choice
diction
cohesive devices
audience
allusion
32
repetition of same consonant sound before/after different vowels in 2+ nearby words in writing
alliteration
diction
end rhyme
consonance
33
to be funny
flashback
humor
hyperbole
free verse
34
creation of a mental picture
hyperbole
form
flashback
imagery
35
comparing 2 unlike things using the words like or as
humor
simile
personification
metaphor
36
reason the author is writing
mood
purpose
theme
tone
37
hint or clue about an event that will happen later
humor
foreshadowing
figurative language
ideas
38
techniques that writers use
metaphor
organization
point of view
literary devices
39
repetition of the same beginning sound in two or more words in poetry or prose
end rhyme
alliteration
convention
conventions
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words that sound like the noise they make
dialect
voice
diction
onomatopoeia
