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Keystone Gloss Misc

Keystone 4th Quiz

QuestionAnswer
Soliloquy revealing inner thoughts alone on the stage
Style Author’s choices regarding language
Suffix Groups of letters placed after a word
Summarize To capture all of the important parts
Symbolism The device in literature where an object represents an idea
Synonym A word that is similar in meaning to another word
Theme A major idea
Third Person A perspective outside of any single character’s perception
Tone The attitude of the author toward the work
Context Clues Surrounding words and phrases
Cultural Significance The importance of a work in a culture
Defense of a Claim Support of an assertion
Dramatic Script The written text of a play
Draw Conclusion To make a judgment
Elements of Fiction Traits that mark a work as imaginative
Elements of Nonfiction Traits that mark a work as factually based
Evaluate Examine and judge carefully
Explain To make understandable
Focus The center of interest or attention
Generalization A conclusion from specific information
sequence of steps Presents the order in which tasks are to be performed
sound devices elements of literature such as alliteration or assonance
speaker the voice used by an author to tell a story
syntax the manner in which words are organized
structure of a poem the rhyming pattern, grammar, meter, and imagery of a poem
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