Created by Riley Babuik
almost 5 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Allegory | Characters are symbols that represent ideas |
Allusion | A brief reference to something outside of the story |
Alliteration | The repetition of sounds in a sentence |
Repetition | Important words/phrases that are repeated for emphasis |
Rhetorical Question | A question asked without expecting an answer |
Antagonist | The villain of the story |
Aside | A short stage whisper |
Dramatic Irony | The audience knows something that the characters do not |
Flashback | Going back into the past to clarify something |
Foils | Characters who are opposite |
Foreshadowing | Giving clues as to what's happening in the future |
Hyperbole | Extreme exaggeration |
Imagery | Using words to create an image in your mind |
Metaphor | Comparing two things directly |
Narrator | Person who tells the story |
Paradox | Contradicting in meaning |
Personification | Giving non-human things human characteristics |
Plot | What happens in the story |
Point of View | How we obtain information from the story (first person, third person) |
Protagonist | Central character |
Satire | A formal use of irony |
Simile | Comparing two things using "like" or "as" |
Situational Irony | When there is a difference between what it expected and what actually happens |
Stanza | Division(paragraph) in a poem |
Theme | Message or insight into the reader's life |
Thesis | One sentence that summarizes a paragraph or story |
Tone | Author's attitude to the story |
Understatement | Making less of something than it deserves |
Verbal Irony | To say something but have a different meaning (sarcasm) |
Flat Character | Character who is stereo-typed, not fleshed out |
Round Character | A complex character with many sides |
Setting | Time, place and atmosphere |
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