WorksheetsLiterary Terms
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
____: Clues that is giving to the reader about something that will occur later on, use to build suspension.
Foreshadow
Events
conflict
paradox
_____: When the author present something as less significant (important) than it really is.
Allusion
Atmosphere
Understatement
conflict
_____: Full acknowledgement of all character situation and character doings , the point of view that has no bias or preference.
Second Person
Narrator
Limited
Point-Of-View Narrator
Third Person
Narrator
Omniscient
Point-Of-View
Narrator
_____: A detail description of all sense to paint a visualization to the reader of what the character is experiencing.
personification
Imagery
Caricature
Symbol/ symbolism
" The enemy of your enemy is a friends."
Aphorism
paradox
hyperbole
personification
" you're always one decision away from a totally different life"
( A statement about the principle of life)
Caricature
Paradox
Analogy
Aphorism
_____: A POV that's restricted as it's only showing what is going on inside the heart and mind of one. (you only know the perspective of one person)
Omniscient
Point-Of-View Narrator
Limited
Point-Of-View Narrator
First Person
Point-Of-View
Narrator
First Person
Point-Of-View
Narrator
"My life is like a roller-coaster with lots of up and down, but mainly it's wild and crazy."
( A statement that compares two different unlike things to get a better understanding)
Analogy
Allusion
Aphorism
Ambiguity
" The rush of wind kisses across my cheek as it comes and goes on its way, yet it never glances back to look at the person it had once crossed paths. You're the wind, and I'm the person that you never glance back to"
Alliteration
Personification
Paradox
Metaphor
_____: A part of the story of a book or play that develops separately from the main story.
Event
Circular Story
Paradox
Subplot
_____:The story is told from the author point-of view which use he, she, It, they, and etc. to refer to a person or a thing that's not in your perception.
First person
Second person
Third person
Limited
Point-of-View
Narrator
