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Extreme Exaggeration?
What is Hyperbole.
100
The beach, house, or car are examples of this?
What is Setting.
100
The comparison using like or as is an example of this term?
What is Simile.
100
Comparison without using like or as?
What is Metaphor.
100
"What do you want for your birthday?" "I want a CAR for my birthday!"
What is Dialogue.
200
The way the author presents his ideas?
What is Style.
200
The most intense part of the story is called?
What is Climax.
200
Antigone opposes Creon and the soldiers against the war are examples of this term?
What is Conflict.
200
The repetition of the initial consonant sounds?
What is Alliteration.
200
Cyrano, Antigone, Odysseus are all representatives of this term?
What is Protagonist.
300
"The Black Cat", "The Lady or the Tiger?" How Much Land Does a Man Need?" are examples of this term?
What is Short Stories.
300
The one who opposes or goes against the protagonist?
What is Antagonist.
300
Paul Baumer tells the story of the men of the Second Company is an example of this term?
What is Point of View.
300
Hints to future events that will occur?
What is Foreshadowing.
300
The hero, the outcast, star-crossed lovers, the quest, and the journey are all examples of this term?
What is Archetypes.
400
The author's choice of words?
What is Diction.
400
"Let me tell you a sad story about my sister's car accident."
What is Anecdote.
400
Antigone, Cyrano de Bergerac, A Doll's House are all examples of this genre?
What is Drama/Play.
400
Reference to something: historical, mythological, literary, or Biblical?
What is Allusion.
400
Antigone and Ismene and Himmelstoss and Katczinski are examples of this literary term?
What is Character Foils.
500
Grammatical structure of poetry?
What is Syntax.
500
Finally, she has figured out that all these years, HE is the one that loves her?
What is Epiphany.
500
We know that Cyrano is the one who writes to Roxane?
What is Dramatic Irony.
500
The fate in Romeo and Juliet and the pride in Antigone are examples of what term?
What is Tragic Flaw.