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Words and phrases a writer uses to represent people, actions, feelings, and ideas & create vivid experiences for the reader is called

What is imagery.

100

The repetition of the BEGINNING consonant sound in a series of words within a phrase or poem verse.

What is alliteration.

100

A brief reference to something or someone well known, often from history or literature, art, music, or events is ....

What is an allusion.

100

The acronym PIE represents three types of author's purpose. What do the letters represent? 

What is persuade, inform, and entertain.

100

When a speaker says one thing but means something else.

What is verbal irony.

200

Imagery appeals to the ____ senses.

What is five.

200

A figure of speech that brings together contradictory words (words that mean the opposite thing) for effect is called...

What is oxymoron.

200

Three common sources of allusions are ...

What is he Bible, nursery rhymes, and Greek mythology

200

The author's purpose when the writer makes an argument for the reader to think or act in a specific way.



What is to persuade.

200

When the audience or readers know something that the characters of a story do not. 

What is dramatic irony.

300

Word choice also refers to ...

What is diction.

300

A word or phrase that imitates the sound it describes is called...

What is onomatopoeia. 

300

One common symbol for peace is . . .

What is a dove.

300

When the writer uses facts to teach the reader.

What is to inform.

300

While walking to detention, you say: ¨I can't wait to write the SCC for the fifth time."

What is verbal irony.

400

The deer ran like the wind is an example of ...

What is a simile.

400

If someone called you "pretty ugly" they'd be using an ....

What is an oxymoron.

400

The colors black and white usually represent ...

What is good (white) and what is evil (black). 

400

When the writer writes a story or poem.

What is to entertain.

400

When something happens that is the opposite of what was expected.

What is situational irony.

500

"The wind sang sweetly" is an example of ...

What is personification.

500

A thing used that represents something beyond itself and communicates complicated, emotionally rich ideas is a ...

What is a symbol.

500

A literary device that an author uses with an object that represents an idea orhase symbolic meaning that is different from the literal definition of that object.

What is symbolism.

500

The author's purpose type that teaches the reader a new recipe.

What is to inform.

500

When the girl in a movie walks into an abandoned house and we see the killer behind her.

What is dramatic irony.

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