Figurative language
Rhetorical devices
Linear plot development
Literary terms
Vocabulary
100

what is personifacation

description of a nonhuman thing in human terms 

100

what is zeugma 

use of one word that applies to two others but in different ways 

100

what is exposotion

the setting characters  and basic situation are introduced 

100

what is a mood

the feelings of the tex

100

what does bemusing mean

confusing and bewildering

200

what is simile 

comparison, using the words like or as comparing two  seemingly unlike things 

200

what is alliteration 

repetetion of the same sound

200

what is rising action 

the conflict is introduced in an inciting incident and builds intensity

200

what is a monologe

speech by one character 

200

what does fasting mean

intentionally not eating often for religious or spiritual reasons

300

what is onamatapia

sounds written in text 

300

what is assonance 

the same start sound of a letter 

300

what is climax

the conflict reaches the highest point of tension or uncertainty 

300

what is dramatic irony

when the auidence knows something the characters do not

300

what does obscure mean 

not well-known

400

what is synecdoche 

word or phase that refers to part of something to speak of the whole or vice versa

400

what is consonance 

the same ending of a word 

400

what is falling action 

the intensity of the conflict decreases 

400

what is interview

an exchange of ideas between an interviewer and a person

400

what does recessed mean

remote set back 

500

what is metonymy

word or phase representing one idea to speak of another with which it is closely associated

500

what is asyndeton

omission of conjunction that ordinarily join coordinate words or clauses 

500
what is resolution 

the conflict ends 

500

what is a narrative 

a story told in fiction nonfiction poetry or drama 

500

what does vestibule mean

entrance room 

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