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LA terms 5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| alliteration | The repetition of the beginning sounds in groups of words, usually at the beginning of a word or stressed syllable; e.g., descending dew drops; luscious lemons. |
| biography | An account of the life and deeds of an individual, written by someone else. |
| creative writing | The exercise of creating imaginative drama, fiction, or poetry. |
| epiphany | A sudden grasp of reality is achieved in a quick flash or recognition in which something, usually simple and commonplace, is seen in a new light. |
| form | A smaller division within a genre; i.e., poetry is a genre; haiku, a type of poetry. |
| literary elements | Includes character, plot, setting, point of view, style, conflict, voice, theme, etc. used in fiction, poetry, drama, etc. |
| perspectives | Interpretation of all relevant data in order to make an informed opinion. |
| prologue | The opening speech or dialogue of a play; usually gives the exposition necessary to follow the subsequent action; also refers to the introduction to any literary work. |
| rhythm | Pattern of accented and unaccented, stressed and unstressed, syllables in written or spoken language. |
| transitions | Words or word phrases which show relationships between sentences or paragraphs. It helps to achieve unity and coherence in an essay. |
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