Definition
Give an Example
Identify the Example
Miscellaneous
100

The perspective from which a story is told (usually described in persons) 

What is point of view?
100

Name two characters in a movie 

What is ___________ & ___________?

100
Suddenly, the telephone rang: RRRRRRRINNNG!


This is an example of ... 

What is onomatopoeia?

100

Imagery is any description that appeals to your sense of ... 

What is sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste?
200

The use of hints and clues to suggest what will happen later in a plot

What is foreshadowing?

200

Give an example of a hyperbole

What is __________________?

200

Geneva, Switzerland in the 1800s 

What is setting (of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein!)?

200

A broomstick suddenly comes to life and performs its own tasks! 

What is personification?

300

The word choice that an author uses in their writing

What is diction?

300

Give an example of symbolism

What is _________________?

300

Instead of saying, "She died!" you would say, "She passed away."

What is euphemism?

300

For example, "Add salt to the wound," or "Kill two birds with one stone."

What is idiom?

400

The central struggle or problem that the main character(s) face

What is conflict?

400

Give an example of a metaphor

What is __________________?

400

"Life is like a box of chocolates—you never know what you're gonna get." 

This is an example of ...

What is analogy?

400

The 5 stages of a standard plot diagram

What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?

500

Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally (but used to emphasize a point) 

What is hyperbole?

500

A common theme in both excerpts from The Song of the Lark and My Home is Far Away

What is, "Being different from other children at a young age can put one in unusual conflicts."

500

"Ms. Choo, I really studied for this vocabulary quiz today!" said a student. 

Ms. Choo responded, "That's great! I'm sure you did well!"

What is dialogue?

500

The three types of third person point of view 

What is omniscient, limited, and objective?