WorksheetsLiterary Terms XVI-XXV
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
People in Texas and California both speak English, but they sound different.
denotation
dialect
imagery
satire
The dictionary definition of a word
connotation
denotation
soliloquy
voice
All of the following are examples of Author's Purpose EXCEPT
informative
persuasive
imagery
entertainment
When an actor or actress is alone, but speaking out loud so the audience knows what he or she is thinking
soliloquy
generalization
satire
diction
taking something that applies to one specific situation and applying it to all situations
connotation
author's purpose
imagery
generalization
The emotions we associate with a word
dialect
diction
connotation
voice
The specific words a writer or speaker chooses to use
satire
diction
imagery
author's purpose
A type of writing that makes fun of people and their weaknesses
soliloquy
satire
diction
dialect
I can recognize who wrote that story by the dialect and diction
generalization
connotation
imagery
voice
Using words that helps the reader see, hear, smell, touch or taste what the writer is describing
generalization
imagery
denotation
dialect
The reason a writer writes a story
author's purpose
imagery
voice
satire
Food and cuisine mean the same thing, but cuisine sounds more elegant
denotation
generalization
connotation
soliloquy
Which word should I use? I am happy or I am excited
diction
connotation
denotation
satire
