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Isabelle Dajee
1st Quarter Lit Terms
Question | Answer | Question | Answer |
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Nonfiction | writing that tells about real people place and events | ||
Personification | giving human qualities to an animal, object, or idea | Alliteration | a repetition of sounds at the beginning of words |
Simile | the comparison of two things that have some quality in common using the words like or as | Flashback | an interruption in the action of the present time, to look at something that took place at an ealier time |
Symbol | a person, place, object or action that stands for something beyond itself | Imagery | words and phrases that appeal to the readers' five senses |
Tone | the writer's attitude toward what they are writing about | Mood | the atmosphere or feeling conveyed in a piece of literature |
Onomatopoeia | use of words whose sounds suggest their being | Plot | the sequence of related events that make up a story |
Resolution | the conclusion of a story | Rhyme | repetition of sounds in the end of words |
Setting | the time and place in a sotry; where was it, what did it look like ect. | Theme | a message about life or human nature that is conveyed by piece of literature, what the author wants the reader to learn while reading |
Anecdote | a short account of an interesting, amusing, or bigraphical event | Idiom | an expression different from the literal meaning of the words |
Objective | not influenced by feelings; based on facts | Subjective | influenced by feelings and personal experience, not on fact |
2nd person point of view | when the author treats the reader as the main character. Other characters refer to the read as "you" | 3rd person point of view | when the author writes the story as a narrator who knows that thoughts and feelings of all the characters. The author refers to all characters as he, she, or it. |
Dialogue | words that characters speak out aloud | Conflict | a struggle between opposing forces |
1st person point of view | literature written an if the author is the main character. Other characters refer to the reader as "you" | ||
Genre | a type of category of literature | Fact | a piece of information that can be proven or verified |
Metaphor | a comparison of two things that have some quality in comoon | Opinion | a personal point of view |