Literary Elements 1
A figure of speech that describes an object or action as something other than what it is, for example, "Time is a thief," implying time steals moments.
Metaphor
A literary device that interrupts the chronological order of a narrative to show an event or scene from the past, often used to reveal important background information.
Flashback
The category or type of literature, defined by specific conventions, styles, and themes. Examples include drama, poetry, fiction, non-fiction, fantasy, mystery, etc.
Genre
An exaggerated statement or claim not meant to be taken literally, used for emphasis or effect.
Hyperbole
What date was shown after her performance ?
1.14.25
The mood or emotional tone of a place, scene, or event in a story, created through descriptive language, setting, and imagery.
Atmosphere
The spoken exchanges between characters in a story, used to reveal character traits, advance the plot, and create realism.
Dialogue
The process by which an author develops and reveals characters' personalities, behaviors, and motivations. This can be direct (explicit descriptions) or indirect (through actions, dialogue, etc.).
Characterization
The voice that tells the story. The narrator can be first-person (using "I"), third-person (using "he," "she," "they"), or omniscient (knowing everything about all characters and events).
Narrator
The sign that Beyonce put during the bucket dance ?
H town - Houston
The use of vivid or descriptive language to create mental images or evoke sensory experiences in the reader, often appealing to sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell.
Imagery
The choice and use of words and phrases in writing, which can affect the tone, style, and clarity of the text.
Diction
Hints or clues within the narrative that suggest future events or outcomes, creating suspense or preparing the reader for what’s to come.
Foreshadowing
The central struggle or problem in a story that drives the plot. Conflict can be external (character vs. character, nature, society) or internal (character vs. self).
conflict
TEXAS HOLD 'EM (PONY UP) REMIX
What song remix was preformed in the last act of the half time ?
A contrast between expectation and reality. It can be verbal (saying the opposite of what is meant), situational (when the outcome is opposite of what was expected), or dramatic (when the audience knows something the characters do not).
Irony
A reference to another text, event, figure, or work of art within a literary work, often used to provide context or deepen meaning.
Allusion
A recurring element, theme, or pattern in a literary work that helps develop the story's themes or adds symbolic meaning.
motif
A character, group, or force in opposition to the protagonist, often creating conflict in the narrative.
Antagonist
What was the truck covered in during the half time performance?
denim patches
A narrative that uses characters, events, or settings to symbolize abstract ideas or themes, often conveying moral, political, or philosophical lessons.
Allegory
The repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words, used for emphasis or musicality in language.
Alliteration
A literary technique where an element or event in a story can have multiple interpretations or meanings, often creating tension or complexity.
Ambiguity
A universally recognized symbol, theme, or character type that recurs across cultures and literature. Common archetypes include the hero, the mentor, the trickster, and the journey.
Archetype
During Beyonce half time show, what is name of the cowboy group she presented in the beginning of the performance?
*Kendrick Lamar's location
Compton Cowboys