Definitions
Protagonist
The main character
Which point of view can we never fully trust?
First person point of view
He was like a cheetah during his sprint.
Simile
What do we call the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words?
Alliteration
If an author makes a comparison between two unlike things and they make this comparison repeatedly throughout the work, we call that a what?
Extended metaphor
Personification
Giving human traits to something not human.
In which point of view can the narrator offer any character's thoughts and feelings?
Third person omniscient
Hyperbole
The repetition of consonant sounds at the middle or end of words is called what?
Consonance
Mood is how the reader feels about a piece of literature, and tone is...
How the author feels about what they're writing about
Dynamic character
A character that goes through a fundamental change
Which point of view is it when the narrator speaks directly to you the reader using "you" and "your" pronouns?
Second person point of view
The leaves danced in the wind.
Personification
Onomatopoeia
A twist ending would be which kind of irony?
Situational
When the reader is aware of something that the characters are not.
In which point of view can the narrator tell the reader only what the protagonist is thinking?
Third person limited
What are recurring elements, images, or ideas that help develop the major themes of a story, like the use of fog in Tim O'Brien's "Ambush"?
Motif
The repetition of vowel sounds anywhere in words is called what?
Assonance
What do we call a story where all the characters and events are interconnected symbols that carry both a literal and figurative meaning?
Allegory
Allusion
A hinted reference to something well known in history, literature, or pop culture
Third person objective is also sometimes called what?
Objective point of view
The engine purred.
Metaphor
Assonance and consonance repeated together create what?
A rhyme
What could be a theme from Romeo and Juliet?
Teacher decided.