MT1 Vocabulary Test

How an author organizes information in a text.

• Connotation

• Literary Elements

• Organizational Structure

• Grammar

1. An idea or feeling that a word gives you in addition to its literal or primary meaning.

• Connotation

• Denotation

• Rhetorical Style

• Grammar

1. The way in which an author writes and/or tells a story. The “voice” that audiences hear when they read.

• Purpose

• Characterization

• Denotation

• Rhetorical Style

1. type of communication that does not use a word's strict or realistic meaning.

• Figurative language

• Perspective

• Denotation

• Organizational Structure

1. The foundational elements of a story (characters, plot, setting, etc.)

• Aesthetic Choices

• Literary Elements

• Grammar

• Point-of-view

1. the type of narration used to tell a story

• Point-of-view

• Purpose

• Characterization

• Denotation

1. The literal or primary meaning of a word

• Grammar

• Figurative Language

• Connotation

• Denotation

1. narrator's inner thoughts and orientation to the world.

• Point-of-view

• Perspective

• Denotation

• Characterization

1. The goal or aim of a piece of writing.

• Literary Elements

• Grammar

• Purpose

• Rhetorical Style

1. set of structural rules on speakers' or writers' usage and creation of clauses, phrases, and words.

• Perspective

• Grammar

• Organizational Structure

• Aesthetic Choices