Who?
Who did it?
Literary Elements-Definitions
Literary Elements- Examples
The General Idea
100
This character has the nickname Smelly.
Who is Sean Hudson?
100
Wrote letters to Mouth at the end of the book.
Who is Scott?
100
A comparison of two different things using "like" or "as."
What is a simile?
100
"High school," Mouth said, staggering to the side as someone pushed him out of the way.
What is alliteration?
100
David Lubar
Who is the author of SLEEPING FRESHMEN NEVER LIE?
200
This is the new student who has green hair and multiple piercings.
Who is Lee?
200
Wrote the mean message on Lee's locker.
Who is Kyle?
200
An extreme exaggeration to make a point.
What is a hyperbole?
200
“I lost my wrists," Tom said offhandedly.
What is a Tom Swifty?
200
It's a small town in modern day America.
What is the setting of SLEEPING FRESHMEN NEVER LIE?
300
This is Scott's favorite instructor who teachers Honors English.
Who is Mr. Franka?
300
Wrote "This is not a locker" on their locker.
Who is Lee?
300
Giving human-like qualities to animals or inanimate objects.
What is personification?
300
The moment I stepped inside, I sniffed magic.
What is a hyperbole?
300
It's the MAIN type of conflict in SLEEPING FRESHMEN NEVER LIE.
What is Character vs. Self?
400
He is the tough upperclassman who befriends Scott.
Who is Wesley?
400
Moved to Texas then to Japan.
Who is Patrick?
400
A reference to another literary work or historical event.
What is allusion?
400
One for all and all for one.
What is an allusion?
400
It's first person.
What is the point of view in SLEEPING FRESHMEN NEVER LIE?
500
This quarterback is a bully who beats up Scott in the multi-purpose room.
Who is Vernon?
500
Our understanding of this character changed from bully to friend.
Who is Wesley?
500
A phrase that plays on words by linking a quoted statement is linked to a pun.
What is a Tom Swifty?
500
Downsized, put to sleep, darn, heck
What is a euphemism?
500
Every action has a consequence.
What is a theme of SLEEPING FRESHMEN NEVER LIE?
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