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100

to make it less intense; reduce the severity of

What is assuage?

100

in a persistent or unceasing way

What is incessantly

100

to form an opinion based on little evidence

What is conjecture
100

irritation or annoyance

What is vexation

100

action of digging up or unearthing something

What is excavation

200

an indirect reference to a person, object, historical event, or literary work that the audience is commonly familiar with

what is Allusion?

200

is the main character who solves a problem for others within the plot

What is the hero

200

 events that occur in a narrative, including exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution

what is plot

200

the author’s or a character’s attitudes, values, or opinions that influence the representation of a topic.

What is perspective

200

something that is clearly stated

what is explicit meaning
300

What is it called when the author is trying to show the reader a universal truth or message

what is central idea

300

The narrative element that is used to refer the time and place

what is setting

300

the narrative element in the writing that is used to convey specific details about a character and reveals a character’s personality

what is characterization 

300

In writing what literary device is used to repeat words in sentences for emphasis

what is anaphora 

300

explains or clarifies one item in terms of another on a nonliteral level

what is figurative language 

400

 specific information, found directly within a text, used to provide background or support for ideas and inferences in a text, and for the analysis of narrative elements, such as character, plot, setting, and tone.

what is textual evidence

400

 refers to the author’s attitude toward a subject he or she is writing about, as well as the author’s approach to the audience

what is tone

400

 A literary device that creates emphasis by intentionally giving less significance to a situation than it really has, or saying less than is actually true.

what is a understatement 

400

A literary device that uses humor or irony to ridicule customs or institutions found in a society

what is satire

400

A literary device in which words are used in a way that implies the opposite of their literal meaning, showing a contrast about reality and expectation

what is irony

500

an element of a gothic romance 

what is a castle
500

the purpose of a literary analysis essay

what is to show specific ideas in the story

500
the narrative peak is called

what is climax 

500

how to manipulate pacing in a story 

what is by using narrative elements 

500

the same story presents different variations of the same work—in prose and in poetry

What is an artistic representation