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English Final Review

Mrs.Pavone

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a series of two or more words beginning with the same first consonant(letter) alliteration
a comparison using like or as simile
two words that are contradictory used in a phrase oxymoron
what characters say about themselves or others; actions and/or thoughts of characters characterization
the time and place of a story setting
the common thread that weaves through a story theme
vivid language that lets a reader see what is happening imagery
specific words used by the author to help the reader understand the plot,theme, or characters diction
something that can be seen or toughed that represents something that connot be seen or toughed symbol
a hint or clue that will tie the story or character into something that will happen later foreshadowing
an exaggeration to show emphasis on something hyperbole
that character, often the main character, who has a problem to overcome protagonist
the obstacle or problem in a story conflict
a comparison of two different things NOT using like or as metaphor
a story written in the form of fables or fairy tales to get across a specific idea or message allegory
something that keeps happening throughout the story;a recurring object,idea of situation motif
words or phrases c character may say over and over again or which are noted in a poem two or more times repetition
the details of a story from beginning, middle,to end plot
the character or situation that causes the main character conflict antagonist
a reference to a person,place or thing in history or in another piece of literature allusion
Created by: Etota
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