Author's purpose-reason why an author writes about a particular topic. Characterization-the way in which authors convey information about their characters. Foreshadowing-hinting at what will happen in the future. Situational Irony-when something happens other than what we expect.
Author's purpose-reason why an author writes about a particular topic. Characterization-the way in which authors convey information about their characters. Foreshadowing-hinting at what will happen in the future. Situational Irony-when something happens other than what we expect.
Author's purpose-reason why an author writes about a particular topic. Characterization-the way in which authors convey information about their characters. Foreshadowing-hinting at what will happen in the future. Situational Irony-when something happens other than what we expect.
1. Characterization-the way in which authors convey information about their
characters 2. Soliloquy-a long speech delivered when a character is alone 3. Perspective- a point of view 4. Dual Meaning-more than one meaning 5. Foreshadowing-hinting at what will happen in the future 6. Dramatic Irony-when the audience knows something that a character does not 7. Mood-the storys atmosphere 8. Situational Irony-when something happens other than what we expect 9. Tone-the authors attitude 10.Hyperbole-extreme exaggeration 11.Connotation-the associated meaning of a word 12.Rhyme Scheme-Pattern of rhymes 13.Impact-an effect, or to affect 14.Narrative-a story 15.Flashback-a sudden scene of an event in the past 16.Exemplify-to be an example of 17.Chronological Structure-structure of events according to time 18.Denotation-dictionary definition of a word 19.Inference-a judgment based on reasoning 20.Couplets-a pair of lines that rhyme 21.Oxymoron-contradictory words (jumbo shrimp) 22.Exaggeration-an overstatement 23.Dialogue-conversation between two or more people 24.Conflict-struggles between an opposing force 25.Authors Purpose-reason why an author writes about a particular topic 26.Simile-comparison using like or as 27.Third-Person Limited-uses he or she and follows one person 28.Allusion-a reference to a particular aspect of society 29.Setting-time and place 30.Rhetorical Question-a question asked to make a point rather than to solicit an answer 31.Refrain-repeated part of a poem 32.Relate-draw a connection 33.Personification-an inanimate object has human characteristics 34.Stanza-grouped set of lines in a poem 35.Infer-to make a judgment based on reasoning 36.Metaphor-comparison without using like or as 37.Analogy-comparison between two unlike things 38.Parallel Structure-two words or phrases using similar length and grammatical structure 39.Symbolism-an object stands for something beyond itself 40.Narrative-a story 41.Paradox-a contradictory statement 42.Pun-a play on words 43.Figurative Language-language that uses figures of speech
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44.Alliteration-repetition of the same sound at the beginning of a word 45.Central Idea-main idea of a passage 46.Rhyme-repetition of similar sounds 47.Third-person omniscient-uses he or she and gets inside the head of each character 48.Understatement-figure of speech that makes a situation seem less significant 49.Motivation-reason behind actions 50.Dialect-language specific to a reason or social group 51.Repetition-the act of repeating something 52.First-Person-the narrator uses I 53.Verbal Irony-saying one thing but meaning another 54.Anecdotea brief entertaining story 55.Evidence-support that proves a claim 56.Theme-the message the author wants to convey