Literary Terms
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The authors reason for writing a literary text.

Authors purpose

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When a word sound like the noise it describes.

Onomatopoeia

100

When you inform the reader about a topic.

Informative

100

To describe something.

Description

100

What is logos?

The appeal to logic

200

To make an educated guess.

Infer

200

What type of figurative language is being used?

"Go and gather the green leaves on the grass."

Alliteration

200

In what type of essay do you write a counterclaim?

Argumentative

200

When an event occurs and something happens as a result.

Cause and effect

200

What is pathos?

An appeal to emotion

300

The opposite of the protagonist.

Antagonist

300

Words or phrases that aren't literal.

Idiom

300

How many body paragraphs do you write in an informative essay?

Three

300

The order in which things happen.

Sequence/Chronological Order

300

The name of a particular person, place, or thing?

Proper noun

400

The techniques and devices used by writers to create meaning in their works.

Literary terms

400

Exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.

Hyperbole

400

What is an expository essay?

To provide information about a topic neutrally.

400

What is a persuasive text?

When the author tries to persuade the reader to agree with a certain point of view.

400

The most important/exciting part of a story.

Climax

500

Allows readers to understand and relate to the characters in a narrative.

Characterization

500

Uses an object or word to represent an idea.

Symbolism

500

How many times should you provide evidence in a singular body paragraph?

Twice

500

What is a narrative text?

Telling a story; either fiction or nonfiction.

500

The end of a story. 

Resolution

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