Figurative Language
This terms refers to words meant to resemble sounds -- like drip, boom, or splat.
What is onomatopoeia?
This stem means "under."
What is "sub?"
This gives definitions of certain words used in a text such as a book.
What is a glossary?
Time and place.
What are the parts of a setting?
What is a poetry term refering to two lines?
This compares two things, always using "like" or "as."
What is a simile?
This stem, used in the word "reheat," means "again."
What is "re?"
This feature, at the beginning of a book, tells you what page to find certain information.
What is a table of content?
Setting and characters.
The exposition includes What?
A quatrain.
Contains 4 lines of text.
This compares two things without the use of "like" or "as."
What is a metaphor?
This stem, used in the word "antebellum" means before.
What is "ante?"
What is an index?
The inciting incident.
This is the part in the story when things starts happening.
A stanza.
What is a "paragraph" in poetry?
This assigns "people-y" characteristics to something that is not a person.
What is personification?
This stem, used in "treatable," means "able to."
What is "able?"
This tells you what is happening in a picture.
What is a caption?
Climax
What is the most suspenseful part of a story?
An ode.
This is a poem to a person or a thing.
This refers to massive exaggeration or overstatement.
What is hyperbole?
This stem, used in "disengage," means "not."
What is "dis?"
This shows you locations of various places.
What is a map.
Falling action.
What part of the story occurs after the climax?
3 lines.
How many lines are in a haiku?