LITERARY TERMS
WILD
POETRY
FICTION
PHILADELPHIA
100

What literary device is used here: "Billy builds buildings"

Alliteration 

100

Carl Azuz

100

This poet has a South Philly bridge named after him and wrote poems like "O Captain" and "I Hear America Singing"

Walt Whitman

100

What is the highest point point of tension in a story? This is also when the most things change.

Climax

100

Who is the founder of Pennsylvania who stands atop City Hall

William Penn

200

"Running like a river" is an example of...

Simile 

200

What year was Delcroft built?

1960

200

The big loud dog

Who got lost in the fog 

Ended up being alright

A A B

200

The conclusion of a piece of fiction is referred to as the story's ________.

resolution

200

LOVE PARK

300

All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances.

-William Shakespeare


this is an example of...

Metaphor

300

Which state has the most coastline?

Florida

300

This is a grouping of lines in a poem. Typically due to their connection

Stanza


300

The location and time in which a story takes place.

setting

300

Who won the Super Bowl MVP for the eagles last year

Nick Foles

400

What literary device is used here: "The chair groaned when the large man sat down"

personification 

400

What were the last 2 states added to the U.S.A

Alaska & Hawaii

400

The poetic style that often uses no rhyme scheme

Free Verse

400

The main idea or underlying meaning of a work

Theme

400

To fund schools, Philadelphia recently passed a controversial tax on what product?

Sugary Drinks

500

Develop a thesis statement, with reasons for the following question.


"Should the driving age be changed in the United States?"

They Driving age should/shouldn't be changed because X,Y,Z.

500

Why does the U.S. Flag have 13 stripes?

13 colonies

500

Poetry, like music, is written in _______.

Verse

500

When an author uses an object or idea to represent a larger concept or topic

sybolism

500

This is the largest urban park in the United States and spans over 9,200 acres of land across Philadelphia

Fairmount Park