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Lang Lit terms

Terms needed for unfamiliar text answers

TermDefinition
Simile An indirect comparison between two things using like or as
Metaphor A direct comparison that says something is something else
Personification Inanimate objects are given human characteristics
Symbol Something that stands for something else
Imagery Words or groups that describe by using the five senses
Alliteration Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
Assonance Repetition of vowel sounds within a word
Onomatopoeia Words whose sound resembles the actual sound
Colloquial language Casual, everyday spoken words
Imperative A verb that commands or gives instruction
Jargon Language peculiar to a particular thing (like a sport or job etc)
Repetition Repeated words or phrases
Listing A sequence of things (like names, descriptions etc)
Rhyme Repetition of identical or closely similar sounds
Enjambment A line of poetry that runs on into the next line (no punctuation)
Adjective A word that adds information/ description to a noun
Noun Word that names things, ideas, people and places
Verb Action word that also tells when something happened (tense)
Adverb A word that adds information/description to the verb
Pronoun Word that replaces a noun
Caesura A pause within a line of poetry
Aphorism A saying that gives an insight into life
Slang Very informal English
Literal Something that is actually happening
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