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English 7 review

Literary Terms ELA 7

TermDefinition
Simile A direct comparison of two different objects (uses like or as).
Metaphor A statement in which two objects are being indirectly compared (uses is).
Imagery The use of language to describe something that appeals to the five senses.
Symbolism The use of an object to represent a concept.
Personification Giving human attributes to nonhuman objects.
Hyperbole An exaggerated description or statement
Foreshadowing When authors hint at plot developments that occur later in the story.
Mood The feeling the work evokes in the reader
Setting Where and when a story takes place
Characterization The representation of the traits of a character
Point of View The perspective that the narrator holds in relation to the events of the story
Central Idea A broad, universal message or lesson. (bumper sticker)
Tone The general character or attitude conveyed in a piece of writing
Protagonist The main character who drives the plot
Antagonist The opposing character, force or circumstance that creates a conflict and opposes the protagonist's goal
conflict A struggles between two opposing forces
resolution The part of the plot where the conflict has ended or was solved
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