Unit 1 Review Literary Terms.

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Unit 1 Review Literary Terms

Which literary term fits the definition? two ideas, places, or characters are placed side by side to encourage comparison or contrast juxtaposition Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? the atmosphere or main emotion in a literary work; the effect of the words on the audience mood Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? an interruption in a narrative that takes the action back in time flashback Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? to guess based on evidence to infer Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? language used to describe objects, characters, ideas, and actions that appeals to our senses imagery Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? the writer’s attitude toward a subject, character, or audience tone Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? the intended readers, listeners, or viewers of specific types of written, spoken, or visual texts audience Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? when someone says one thing but means the opposite verbal irony Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? a writer’s distinct persona (personality) voice Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? to write to change someone’s mind; to convince to persuade Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? clues or hints that the writer provides about what is going to happen foreshadowing Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? the way words, phrases, and clauses are put together syntax Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? the writer’s or speaker’s word choice diction Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? ideas a word brings with it: positive, negative, neutral connotations Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? the dictionary definition denotation Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? a form of irony in which the audience knows more than the characters dramatic irony Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? a shortened word like “won’t” contraction Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? the main character of a text the protagonist Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? ordinary written or spoken language in sentences and paragraphs; not poetry prose Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? language written in lines and stanzas poetry Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? emotional, ethical, and logical arguments used to persuade rhetorical appeals Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? a rhetorical appeal that focuses on the character or qualifications of the speaker ethos Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? a rhetorical appeal to the reader’s or listener’s senses or emotions pathos Which literary term fits the definition?

Which literary term fits the definition? a rhetorical appeal to reason or logic logos Which literary term fits the definition?