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Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.
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Figurative Language Literary Devices Author’s Purpose Author’s Tools Vocabulary 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 300 400 500 Story Elements
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A comparison using like or as
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What is a simile?
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When an object or animal is given human characteristics
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What is personification?
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A comparison by saying one thing is another not using like or as; some are stated directly and some are implied
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What is a metaphor?
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A deliberate exaggeration
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What is a hyperbole?
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Words that create mental pictures that appeal to one or more of the five senses
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What is imagery?
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A reference made to something that is not directly mentioned
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What is an allusion?
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Words that sound like what they are describing.
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What is onomatopoeia?
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Repetition of a sound at the beginning of two or more words
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What is alliteration?
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Flow of language having regular accented beats
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What is rhythm?
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Use of words to express the opposite of what one really means; An unexpected ending
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What is irony?
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The most important idea of a paragraph or selection
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What is main idea?
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The sequence of events in a short story, novel, or play
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What is plot?
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The struggle between a character and an opposing force; problem
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What is conflict?
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The highest point of action in a story; turning point
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What is climax?
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When and where a story takes place
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What is setting?
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The atmosphere or feeling in a passage; Created through description and setting.
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What is mood?
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An important truth about life expressed by the author of a passage.
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What is theme?
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Written for the audience’s enjoyment,
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What is to entertain?
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Written to provide information
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What is to inform?
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Written to talk the audience into something
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What is to persuade?
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The vantage point from which the narrator tells the story. 1st person – uses I or we 3rd person – uses he, she, or they
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What is point of view?
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The tension readers feel because they are uncertain how events are going to turn out.
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What is suspense?
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The part a character plays in a story or drama
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What is role?
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What someone has directly stated usually in quotation marks “”
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What are quotations?
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What is a moral?
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A lesson to be learned from a story
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A picture or drawing of something
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What is illustration?
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A relative position or combination of events at a particular moment
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What is situation?
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An explanation or description of a picture
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What is caption?
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To cover the main points of a passage briefly
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What is to summarize?
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When something stands for something else
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What is to symbolize?
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Make your wager
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To make an “educated guess” based on the passage of what will happen
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What is a prediction?
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