LITERACY TERMS

WHAT IS SIMILE?

• a literary device that gives human characteristics to nonhuman things or inanimate objects.

• is a comparison between two dissimilar objects that uses the word "like" or "as." Lastly, personification is when a comparison applies human attributes to something nonhuman

• The setting of a story is defined as the time, place, and duration (the time that passes from the beginning to the end) of the story an author chooses to write about.

WHAT IS PERSONIFICATION ?

• The setting of a story is defined as the time, place, and duration (the time that passes from the beginning to the end) of the story an author chooses to write about

• A simile is a comparison between two dissimilar objects that uses the word "like" or "as." Lastly, personification is when a comparison applies human attributes to something nonhuman

• is a literary device that gives human characteristics to nonhuman things or inanimate objects. The nonhuman things can be animals, objects, or even a concept. The human characteristics given to these things can be emotions, behaviors, or actions that bring nonhuman things to life

WHAT IS IMAGERY?

• Personification is a literary device that gives human characteristics to nonhuman things or inanimate objects. The nonhuman things can be animals, objects, or even a concept. The human characteristics given to these things can be emotions, behaviors, or actions that bring nonhuman things to life

• It is how the author creates a mental image for the reader using descriptive language. This creates more engaging writing readers can't put down. Imagery creates the mood or setting for the story.

• In a literary work, film, or other narrative, the plot is the sequence of events in which each event affects the next one through the principle of cause-and-effect. The causal events of a plot can be thought of as a series of events linked by the connector "and so".

WHAT PLOT IN LITERATURE MEANS?

• It is how the author creates a mental image for the reader using descriptive language. This creates more engaging writing readers can't put down. Imagery creates the mood or setting for the story.

• The setting of a story is defined as the time, place, and duration (the time that passes from the beginning to the end) of the story an author chooses to write about.

• A simile is a comparison between two dissimilar objects that uses the word "like" or "as." Lastly, personification is when a comparison applies human attributes to something nonhuman

WHAT IS PROSE ?

• IT is a form of writing that is based on spoken language. It is characterised by its natural flow and rhythm, as well as its use of regular grammar and punctuation. Prose is often used for novels, short stories, and essays.

• is a form of writing that is based on musicality and rhythm. It is often characterized by its use of figurative languages, such as metaphors and similes. Poetry is often used for poems and some of its devices are also used in songwriting.

WHAT IS POEM?

• Prose is a form of writing that is based on spoken language. It is characterised by its natural flow and rhythm, as well as its use of regular grammar and punctuation.

• is a form of writing that is based on musicality and rhythm. It is often characterized by its use of figurative languages, such as metaphors and similes. Poetry is often used for poems and some of its devices are also used in songwriting.

WHAT IS SETTING?

• Prose is a form of writing that is based on spoken language. It is characterised by its natural flow and rhythm, as well as its use of regular grammar and punctuation.

• the time, place, and duration (the time that passes from the beginning to the end) of the story an author chooses to write about