Literary Terminology
Conflict
Dramatic Terms
Irony
Literary Terminology
100

comparison USING like, as, or than

simile

100

Internal conflict is not a. visible b. difficult c. serious

A. Visible

100
Conversation between characters revealing thoughts and plot.

dialogue

100

when audience knows something characters on stage do not know

dramatic irony

100

author's attitude toward a subject

tone

200

comparison WITHOUT using like as or than

metpahor

200

Internal conflict is referred to as Man vs. ___

Self

200

Lengthy speech delivered by character alone on stage

Soliloquy

200

when a character SAYS one thing, but means something else or the opposite

Verbal Irony

200
the perspective from which a story is told

point of view

300

the IMPLIED meaning of a word

connotation

300

If a character is fighting discrimination, it is considered Man vs. ___

society

300

Lengthy speech delivered by one character to other characters on stage

Monologue

300

Romeo falling in love with Juliet before realizing she is his enemy

situational irony

300
the FEELING created in the reader by a literary work

mood

400

punctuation, structure, and sentence length all considered when analyzing

Syntax

400

Friar Lawrence worries when Romeo doesn't receive the letter. Internal or External Conflict?

External

400

paired opposite characters whose traits contrast each other, like Benvolio and Tybalt

(Dramatic) Foils

400

Saying you LOVE a class that you actually HATE.

Verbal Irony

400

the overall message about life revealed through a literary work

theme

500

Dictionary Definition of a word

Denotation

500

If a character is worried about letting other characters down, it is considered ____ conflict.

Internal

500

brief remark intended for audience to hear, but not other characters

aside

500

When Paris comes to Friar Lawrence about marrying him to Juliet, Friar Lawrence says to himself, "I wish I did not know why it should be postponed."

dramatic irony
500

the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of a word to create rhythm and emphasis

alliteration

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