What type of character does not change significantly?

What is it called when someone says the opposite of what they mean (like sarcasm)?

What type of conflict involves the central character or group of characters battling against oppositional traditions, institutions, or laws?

What is a variety of phonetic likeness between words? (ABAB)

What type of POV has the narrator who is confined to what is experienced, thought, or felt by a single character, or at most a limited number of characters?

Who is the main character in a story?

What type of character is a one-dimensional character that does not display emotional depth and has a single set of traits?

What is the story's message, a universal truth the author wants the reader to understand about life?

What are repeated vowel sounds in close proximity?

What are a pair of words that seem to contradict each other?

What is a comparison using "like" or "as"

What type of POV has the narrator who knows everything that needs to be known about the characters and events in the story, and who has privileged access to a character's thoughts, feelings, and motives?

What is a reference to another book, piece of art, historical event, etc.?

What is it called when the reader knows something a character does not know?

What type of conflict involves the central character struggling with or against the forces of media?

What is it called when an animal or other non-human acts and appears like a human being?

What is a strand of words starting with the same sound?

What type of conflict involves the central character facing an internal struggle?

What is a character who opposes (or fights against) the main character?

What is a repeated word or image that carries symbolic meaning in a story?

What is it called when 2 or more things are placed side by side for the purpose of showing comparison/ contrast?

What is it called when something happens that is the opposite of what you thought would happen?

What type of conflict involves the central character facing opposition from another person or group of people?

What is vivid sensory details and description?

What is a big exaggeration or overstatement?

What are repeated consonant sounds in words in close proximity?

What type of writing uses visual language to help you see the person, place, or thing the author is writing about?

What is a character who shows qualities in contrast to another character?

What is a clue that the author puts in the story to help the reader figure out what will happen later?

What is it called when a sentence continues without a pause beyond the end of the line?

What type of conflict involves the central character challenged by forces that are not of this world?

What is a word whose sound suggests its meaning?

What is it called when you give human traits to something non-human?

What is a comparison that does NOT use "like" or "as"

What type of character undergoes a significant inner change?

What is the secondary associations of the meaning of a word?

What is the feeling that the speaker feels/ the atmosphere portrayed by the author in a piece of literature?

What type of POV has the narrator who can only tell you what can be seen or heard and do not know anyone's thoughts or feelings?

What is word choice?

What type of POV is almost never used in literature and utilizes the word "you"?

What are two lines, usually rhyming in a poem?

What type of conflict involves the central character struggling against animals, the elements, or other natural forces?

What is something that stands for a person, place, thing, or idea?

What is a similar sound between words or endings of words?

What is the dictionary meaning of a word?

What is an earthly story with a heavenly meaning?

In poetry, what is using the same grammatical structure for effect?

What type of character is a well-developed lifelike character that demonstrates multiple sides, traits, and emotions?

What is an overused, unoriginal phrase?

What is a story intended to teach a lesson and where animals often speak and act like human beings?

What is the voice or character of the poem?

What type of POV has the narrator in the story and refers to him/herself?

What type of writing share an opinion on a topic and is considered biased?

What is poetry without consistent meter or end rhymes?

What type of writing tells a story?

What is a device in which one is switching words (or syllables) that sound alike, for humor?

What type of writing informs, explain, or defines the subject to you?