Created by meaghan.lyons
over 10 years ago
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Question | Answer |
ONOMATOPOEIA | a literary device that sounds the same as the sound it is describing ex. hiss, pop, oink |
ALLITERATION | a phrase with words that all start with the same sound or letter to add effect ex. Peter Piper picks pickled peppers. |
SIMILE | a phrase that compares two unlike things using "like" or "as" ex. She is as fast as lightning. |
METAPHOR | a phrase that compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as" ex. He is a tornado in the classroom. |
IMAGERY | a literary device that uses lots of sensory details to paint a picture ex. I lounged comfortably in the cool shade of the towering, sappy-smelling oak tree. |
BIOGRAPHY | story about a person's life written by someone other than the person it is about |
AUTOBIOGRAPHY PERSONAL NARRATIVE NARRATIVE AUTOBIOGRAPHY | story about a person's life written by the person whom it is about |
PERSUASIVE WRITING | used to convince someone that an opinion is "right" uses facts and statistics |
INFORMATION NON-FICTION | gives facts or directions and clarifies ideas used for research papers and newspaper articles |
DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION | when something about a character is directly stated ex. She was being mean. |
INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION | when something about a character is not directly stated, but can be inferred from the context ex. She was ignoring me and talking behind my back. |
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