Syntax
This punctuation mark turns a sentence into a exclamation
Exclamation mark
(!)
Compares two things using some form of the verb "is"
Direct Metaphor
This part of speech names a person, place, concept, or object.
Noun
This archetype is characterized by their courage and their need to fight for the greater good.
Hero
This is the author of The Road
Cormac McCarthy
This type of punctuation is used to omit a word or phrase
Ellipses
"..."
This type of metaphor gives human qualities to something not human
personification
This Part of Speech is a substitute for specific nouns when you already knows which specific noun you’re referring to
Pronoun
This archetype is characterized by their need to cause disruption, mischief, and humor
Trickster
What are the names of the main characters
Papa and Son
OR
No real names are given
This punctuation mark connects two independent, but related, clauses into one sentence.
semicolon
(;)This form of figurative languages is a exaggerated statement or claim not meant to be taken literally.
Hyperbole
This part of speech are words used to describe nouns
Adjectives
This archetype is rarely a main character, instead serving as the means by which the audience learns about the world,
Mentor
This is the woman that the father sees in his dream
The mother
OR
His wife
This is a type of verb that acts like a noun
(BAKING is one of my favorite hobbies)
Gerund
This is the name for repetition of the same sound at the start of a series of words.
(She sells seashells by the sea shore)
Alliteration
This part of speech are words used to link ideas together
Conjunctions
These are the universal shared experiences and patterns that can be seen across different stories
archetypes
This is how long it has been since the father spoke to anyone other than his son
A year
This form of syntax is the name for an earlier clause, phrase, or word to which a pronoun, noun, or another word refers.
Antecedent
This term is used to describe specifically the repetition of consonant sounds at the start of a series of words
consonance
This part of speech often tell us where one noun is in relation to another
preposition
This archetype is characterized by being responsible for the development of the hero archetype
Hero's Journey
This Southern U.S. state servers as the setting for most of the story
Tennessee