Poetic Techniques
creative writing
Drama and Film
The Outsiders
Media and Fake News
100

Repeating a word or phrase for emphasis in advertising is called this.

Repetition 

100

Using the five senses to make writing more vivid is known as…

Imagery

100

The location where a play or film takes place is known as the…

Setting

100

The novel is narrated by this character.

Ponyboy

100

A news story that is not true is known as…

Fake news

200

Giving human qualities to non-human things is called…

Personification 

200

This is the place where a story happens.

Setting

200

Dramatic Irony is when...

When the audience knows something a character does not, it is called…

200

Ponyboy belongs to this group in the novel.

The Greasers 

200

A misleading or exaggerated headline is called…

Clickbait

300

Words that sound like the noise they describe are called…

Onomatopoeia 

300

A technique that hints at events that will happen later in a story.

Foreshadowing 

300

A close-up shot is usually used to show this

Emotions/feelings

300

The rival group to the Greasers is called the…

The Socials /socs

300

Checking information using reliable websites is known as…

Fact Checking

400

A comparison using “like” or “as” is called a…

Simile

400

The person who tells the story is known as the…

Narrator/author

400

Instructions written in italics that tell actors how to move are called…

Stage directions

400

This character is known for being tough on the outside but caring underneath.

Dally/Dallas

400

A one-sided news story shows this.

Bias
500

The message or main idea of a poem is known as its…

Theme

500

A short sentence used to grab the reader’s attention at the start of a story.

A Hook

500

A speech where a character speaks their thoughts aloud on stage is a…

A soliloquy 

500

This poem plays an important role in the novel and links to the theme of innocence.

“Nothing Gold Can Stay” by Robert Frost

500

Name one way to tell if a news story is reliable.

checking the source, date, author, or evidence?