ENGLISH III- SMITH

A NON-LINEAR PLOT MEANS

• TOLD IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

• STORYTELLING WITHOUT USING FLASHBACK

• NARRATIVE TOLD WITH FORESHADOWING

• STORYTELLING OUT OF CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

THE CHOICE AND USE OF WORDS AND PHRASES IN SPEECH OR WRITING

• DIALOGUE

• DICTIONARY

• DICTION

• SYMBOL

THE FORMATION OF A WORD FORM A SOUND ASSOCIATED WITH WHAT IS NAMED

• ONOMATOPOEIA

• OXYMORON

• METAPHOR

• ANALOGY

AN EXPRESSION DESIGNED TO CALL SOMETHING TO MIND WITHOUT MENTIONING IT EXPLICITLY; AN INDIRECT OR PASSING REFERENCE

• ANALOGY

• METAPHOR

• ALLUSION

• IRONY

AN OBJECT, A PERSON, A SITUATION, OR AN ACTION THAT HAS A LITERAL MEANING IN A STORY BUT SUGGESTS OR REPRESENTS OTHER MEANINGS.

• ALLEGORY

• ALLUSION

• ALLITERATION

• SYMBOL

A SEEMINGLY ABSURD OR SELF-CONTRADICTORY STATEMENT OR PROPOSITION THAT WHEN INVESTIGATED OR EXPLAINED MAY PROVE TO BE WELL FOUNDED OR TRUE

• PARADOX

• IRONY

• METAPHOR

• JUXTAPOSITION

CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO OR MORE PEOPLE AS A FEATURE OF A BOOK, PLAY, OR MOVIE

• DICTION

• DIALOGUE

• ONOMATOPOEIA

• ALLITERATION

A COMPARISON BETWEEN TO THINGS, TYPICALLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXPLANATION OR CLARIFICATION

• DICTION

• DIALOGUE

• ANALOGY

• METAPHOR

THE FACT OF TWO THINGS BEING SEEN OR PLACED CLOSE TOGETHER WITH CONTRASTING EFFECT

• JUXTAPOSITION

• ANALOGY

• ALLEGORY

• OXYMORON

OCCURS WHEN A MOMENT OF DIALOGUE OR PLOT CONTRADICTS WHAT THE AUDIENCE EXPECTS FROM A CHARACTER OR STORY

• OXYMORON

• ALLEGORY

• IRONY

• PARADOX