WL TEST 3 Exam Review

a group of repeated lines usually containing the same meter and rhyme scheme

• dialogue
• end rhyme
• rhyme
• stanza
• short story

the practice of assigning lower case letters to the ends of lines of poetry to signify that the words end in the same sound

• end rhyme
• meter
• rhyme
• rhyme scheme
• stanza

an all-knowing author is the narrator who comments freely on the actions and characters as he is able to delve into the minds of all characters and tell what they think and feel

• direct exposition
• indirect revelation
• limited point of view
• objective point of view
• omniscient point of view

an imaginative prose narrative written to give the reader entertainment and insight; it is designed to produce a single impression or effect and is short enough to be read in one sitting

• short story
• ballad
• direct exposition
• indirect revelation
• literary ballad

the correspondence of sounds

• rhyme
• end rhyme
• foot
• meter
• rhyme scheme

conversation between characters

• dialogue
• ballad
• direct exposition
• folk ballad
• stanza

a measurement of poetry based on the structural rhythm of a verse

• foot
• meter
• rhyme
• rhyme scheme
• tone

the method of telling the reader directly what the character is like

• dialogue
• direct exposition
• folk ballad
• indirect revelation
• point of view

a short narrative song written in groups of repeated lines

• ballad
• end rhyme
• foot
• meter
• stanza

the author tells the story from the viewpoint of one character using either the first or third person

• limited point of view
• objective point of view
• omniscient point of view