Genres
Literary devices
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The Final Two Teams
100
Scary characters, meant to scare you, creepy genre.
Horror
100
A word that imataites a sound.
Ex: Boom, Woosh, Splash!
Onomatopeoia
100
Name 4 fiction genres.
Example Answers: Horror, Drama, Historical Fiction
100
What is the definition of the word?
Moral
A theme or lesson usually found in fables.
100
You use this to help you compare and contrast characters.
Venn Diagram
200
Usually contain exaggerated information, most well known stories come from Greece.
Myth or Mythology
200
A phrase that starts with the letters in the word.
For example:KEY
Keep
Educating
Yourself
Acronym
200
Clues that gives you hints about what's going to happen later or the end of the book.
Hint: You learned this in 4th Grade.
Foreshadowing
200
This literary device gives unhuman things human characteristics.
Persomnification
200
Like a adjective, but instead of describing nouns, theese words describe verbs.
Adverb
300
Contain animal characters , short story, moral
A spiritual story told in the gospel.
Parable
300
A phrase put in your own words to avoid plagirisim.
Paraphase
300
What is the definition of this literary device?
First Person POV
A point of veiw that usually contain words like I, we, me and us.
300
A statement someone has that people may or may not agree with.
Opinion
300
A popular saying.
Proverb
400
In this genre, there is something to find out, with clues on the way.
Mystery
400
What is the definition of this word?
Drama
A play preformed by actors.
400
A descriptive word that describes a noun.
Adjective
400
The person who tells the story, but is not in it.
Narrarator
500
A story that is close to the author.
Example: Gary Pulsen's My Life in Dog Years.
Memoir
500
Two words in conflict with each other.
- Study Stacks Liturature Stack #4
Oxymoron
500
What is a paradox?
Use reading wall to help you (window wall)
A phrase that defies logic and maybe true.