Literature terms

The repetition of consonant sounds in words that are close together

When the events of a story are told in the order that they happened

A person's account of his or her own life, or a part of it

A comparison made between two things to show how they are similar

Ballad

Biography

Epic

Freeverse

The events being told in order of importance

The events being told in the order that they happened

The events being told alphabetically

The events being told in whatever order the author wants

Through the words of the character

Through the description of the character's looks and clothing

Through description of the character's thoughts and feelings

Through comments made about the character by other characters in the story

Through the character's behaviour

The part of the story that explains what is going on

The most dramatic part of the story

Conversation between two or more characters

A struggle between opposing characters or forces

A really really good poem

A poem that tells a long story about a hero's life

A poem that rhymes every line

A poem with a 5/7/5 syllable structure

It is a short poem

It can be rude and funny

It has an AABBA rhyme scheme

It has a 5/7/5 rhyme structure

Tell the audience what is going on

Lie to your audience when you need to

Use the same type and length of sentence at all times

Change up your sentence lengths and types

When the words at the end of a line are spelled the same way

A musical quality produced by repetition of stressed and unstressed syllables

The repetition of sounds within words that are close together in a poem

The time and place of a story, play, or narrative poem

The uncertainty or anxiety about what will happen next in the story

A minor plot that relates to the main story

Writing where the author explains how they are feeling and why

A group of consecutive lines in a poem, otherwise known as a "verse"