MISCELLANEOUS
To quote a passage, book, or author as evidence to prove a statement...
What is CITE
A story where the narrator knows the thoughts, feelings, and emotions of ALL the characters in the story...
What is THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT
A poem in which the name of a person, place or thing is written in a vertical (up-and-down) line. The poem is developed from the beginning letter on each line...
What is an ACROSTIC POEM
A polite expression often used to replace words/phrases that might be harsh or unpleasant to hear...
What is a EUPHEMISM
A type of text structure that outlines chronological events or a list of steps in a procedure in a certain order...
This vocabulary term means to tell a story based on a real or imagined experience; the act of story-telling...
What is NARRATIVE
A story where the narrator only knows the thoughts, feelings, and emotions of all the characters in the story.
What is THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT
A form of poetry that has five lines. The lines depend on the parts of speech and syllables. The syllable pattern is 2-4-6-8-2...
What is a CINQUAIN
What is SYNECDOCHE
A type of text that provides details or characteristics about a topic...
What is DESCRIPTION
This vocabulary term means "word choice" in a work of literature...
What is DICTION
A story that is being told where there are NO character thoughts, feelings and emotions described or introduced.
What is THIRD PERSON OBJECTIVE
A poem that has four lines and rhymes in one of four ways: AABB, ABBA, ABAB, or ABCA.
a figure of speech in which contradictory terms appear next to each other (ex. working vacation, jumbo shrimp)
What is OXYMORON
A type of text that gives detail about a problem and explains one or more solutions to solve it...
What is PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
A person, place, or thing...
What is a NOUN
A story where the main character uses words such as I, me, my because it is their own experience
A two-lined poems with a fun and simple rhyming pattern...
What is a COUPLET
What is PARADOX
A type of text that talks about the similarities and differences between people, places, and things...
What is COMPARE AND CONTRAST
The author’s attitude toward the writing (his characters, the situation) or the readers
What is TONE
A point of view (how a story is told) where the narrator tells the story to another character using the word 'you.'
What is SECOND PERSON
A Japanese poem that depends on the number of lines and syllables instead of rhyme. It normally has five lines with the syllable pattern 5-7-5-7-7
What is a TANKA
Any reference to a famous historical, cultural, political, or literary figure or event...
What is ALLUSION
A type of text that describes an event that takes place and the outcome or aftermath that follows...
What is CAUSE AND EFFECT