Quarter 1, Part 1 Literary Terms,

What definition best describes Imagery?

• Directly comparing two things, “not using like or as.” i.e. Juliet is the sun.

• Author’s writing that appeals to our senses: Touch, Taste, Sound, Sight, Smell.

• Pairs of opposing ideas(opposites); Universal Truths that the author wants the reader to discover. i.e. Good Vs. Evil,

• An Interruption in the present story of a vivid memory of the past.

What definition best describes Symbolism?

• An Interruption in the present story of a vivid memory of the past.

• A combination of the same sound repeated: i.e. Sally sells seashells down by the seashore.

• author tells exactly what the character is like(physically, emotionally, mentally etc.)

• A thing that represents something in the story that is not ‘literal’ in order for the reader to draw a deeper meaning of the text. I.e. fire representing courage/new ideas.

What definition best describes Metaphor?

• Directly comparing two things, “not using like or as.” i.e. Juliet is the sun. i.e. William

  Perry (Fridge) was a beast!

• A thing that represents something in the story that is not ‘literal’ in order for the reader to draw a deeper meaning of the text. I.e. fire representing courage/new ideas.

• Using clues/indicative statements from the text to predict an important event that will take place later in the story.

• Pairs of opposing ideas(opposites);

What definition best describes Alliteration?

• An Interruption in the present story of a vivid memory of the past.

• Directly comparing two things, “not using like or as.” i.e. Juliet is the sun. i.e. William

  Perry (Fridge) was a beast!

• author shows the reader clues through literary devices and reader must infer what the character is like(physically, emotionally, mentally).

• A combination of the same sound repeated: i.e. Sally sells seashells down by the seashore.

What definition best describes Theme?

• : A combination of the same sound repeated: i.e. Sally sells seashells down by the seashore.

• Pairs of opposing ideas(opposites); Universal Truths that the author wants the reader to discover. i.e. Good Vs. Evil, Love Conquers All, Destruction Vs. Life, Humility Vs. Pride...

• A thing that represents something in the story that is not ‘literal’ in order for the reader to draw a deeper meaning of the text. I.e. fire representing courage/new ideas

• Character Vs. Self

What are the two types of conflicts in literature?

• Internal Conflict and External Conflict

• Internal Conflict and Round Conflict

• Complex Conflict and External Conflict

• External Conflict and Static Conflict

The King family planned a trip to Florida. On the day they were supposed to leave, a terrible blizzard happened and all flights were cancelled.

What type of conflict?

• character vs character

• character vs self

• character vs nature

• character vs society

Robbie saw his best friend steal a candy bar from the store. Jerry knows it is wrong but is unsure if he should tell on his friend. He is so confused.

What type of conflict?

• character vs character

• character vs self

• character vs nature

• character vs society

Joshua and Lucas were playing soccer. Kane started playing too rough and Pablo got very upset and pushed him into the net.

What kind of conflict?

• character vs character

• character vs self

• character vs society

• character vs nature

Joseph wanted to join the Bay Shore Fire Department however many of the men thought she would not be strong or brave enough to be a fireman.

What type of conflict?

• character vs nature

• character vs society

• character vs character

• character vs self