WorksheetsLiterary Terms Quizs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
To give special importance to something.
Highlight
Emphasize
Neglect
Minimize
To explain or make clear using examples.
Demonstrate
Illustrate
Obfuscate
Enumerate
To expand or build on an idea with details or examples.
Elaborate
Develop
Summarize
Neglect
To back up a claim or idea with evidence. Example: _________ your answer using details from the article.
support
refute
ignore
assume
A person, animal, or figure who takes part in the action of a story.
Character
Setting
Plot
Theme
To recognize or name something.
Identify
Differentiate
Classify
Ignore
A statement or claim supported by reasons and evidence.
Claim
Assertion
Argument
Hypothesis
To make something clear or easier to understand.
Elucidate
Obfuscate
Clarify
Confound
Suitable or fitting for a particular purpose or audience.
Relevant
Inappropriate
Appropriate
Irrelevant
To say what might happen next based on clues. Example: Predict what the character will do next.
predict
assess
conclude
analyze
To show or prove that something is right or true. Example: Justify your answer with details from the passage.
validate
explain
justify
refute
The group of people for whom a text is written or spoken.
Audience
Author
Publisher
Editor
Using something to represent ideas beyond their literal meaning. Example: What does the river _________ in the story?
represent
symbolize
indicate
illustrate
To change or adjust something slightly. Example: Modify your draft to improve clarity.
alter
modify
revise
transform
The order in which events or ideas happen. Example: Describe the __________ of events in the story.
sequence
conclusion
introduction
summary
To study something closely by breaking it into parts to understand it better.
Examine
Analyze
Evaluate
Summarize
A story or account of events. Example: Write a short __________ about a personal experience.
narrative
description
summary
anecdote
To show how two or more things are different.
Compare
Contrast
Differentiate
Distinguish
To keep or continue something over time. Example: How does the author maintain suspense?
sustain
terminate
initiate
maintain
To suggest something without saying it directly.
Imply
State
Declare
Assert
