Views and Conflict
What is a Onomatopoeia
A word that imitates a sound and suggest meaning
What is Irony
A expression meaning the opposite of whats being said
What is Third Person Limited view?
Narrator has a limited view of the characters and only through the eye of 1
What is Sci-Fi
Explores futuristic worlds, advance technology or alternate realities
What is Foreshadowing
An indication of something that will happen in the future
What is a Alliteration
The repetition of an initial sound in a series of consecutive or neighboring words
A direct comparison of two things without using like or as
What is Third Person Omniscient.
Narrator is God-like
What is Horror
Designed evoke fear dread, or unease
What is a symbol
A person, place, or thing used to represent the greater truth
What is Imagery
The use of descriptive, picture making words to paint a picture
What is a Simile
A direct comparison between two unlike things using like or as
What is First person view
Told by the protagonist
What is Dystopian
Set in a dark, oppressive future society shaped by totalitarian rule
What is the genre Magical Realism
Blends the ordinary with the extraordinary, where magical elements exist naturally in a realistic world
What is a Hyberbole
An extreme or clearly intended exaggeration a conscious overstatement to create a desired affect
What example of Literary device is this? Was the taking package, wrapped with ribbon and bright paper, a Trojan gift?
Allusion
What is second person view
told by the narrator who addresses the reader or some other assumed you
What is Paranormal
Involves supernatural beings or phrnomena such as ghosts, vampires, werewolves or telepathy
What is the protagonist and antagonist
protagonist is the clear center of the story while antagonist is the enemy
What literally device is this? Loud silence, jumbo shrimp, bittersweet
Oxymoron
What example of Literary device is this? The boy bounced the basket ball backwards.
Alliteration
What are the 5 types of conflict
Character vs self External and Internal, Character vs Character, Characters vs nature, Characters vs Society
What is Satire
Uses wit, irony and exaggeration to expose and ridicule human follies or societal flaws
What is the plot pyramid
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, denouement