Literary Terminology
what is genre
a catenary that authors use to describe the primary content and tone of the writing.
story (action) + plot + character + setting = genre
The difference between metaphors and simile.
A metaphor is comparing two things without using like or as, and simile uses like or as to compare.
conflict types
character vs self
character vs society
character vs technology
character vs nature
character vs faith
An example for an order type of transition.
The definition of a prefix.
a word, letter, or number placed before another.
alliteration vs assonance
alliteration- is a sequence of 2 ore more words with the same beginning consonant sound.
ex: my cottin pickin cow
assonance- is a sequence of the same sounding vowel sound.
ex: keep the peeps
An example for an addition transition.
What is also, and, again, in addition, and then, furthermore, ect.
The definition of a suffix.
A morpheme added at the end of the word to form a derivative.
what is amplification
the way a writer embellishes a sentence in order to emphasize or exaggerate Cretan points
The reason we use different transition words.
What is using them because it helps the flow of going from paragraph to paragraph.
You choose: what are soft skills and why are they important/ define affix.
what is colloquialism
it is a word or phrase used in a formal sentence whiten a specific language/religion. why it is used allows the author to create antral characters
What is addition, emphasis, order, comparison, contrast, illustration, cause and effect, summary.
What is the socratic method.