What is the literary term for 'writing that tells about real people, places, objects, events, and ideas'?

What is the literary term for 'literature that appears in verse form'?

What is the literary term for 'written to be performed by actors; it can be written in verse, prose, or both'?

What is the literary term for 'a speech given by a character who is alone on stage'?

What is the literary term for 'literature of a specific people or culture that is passed down through generations'?

What is the literary term for 'sequence of events'?

What is the literary term for 'the beginning of a story that includes background information'?

What is the literary term for 'stage that sets the plot in motion'?

What is the literary term for 'the action leading to the climax'?

What is the literary term for 'the high point of the story'?

What is the literary term for 'the action following the climax'?

What is the literary term for 'the end of the story when the conflict is resolved'?

What is the literary term for 'the people, or animals that participate in the action'?

What is the literary term for 'possess many different personality traits'?

What is the literary term for 'have only one basic trait'?

What is the literary term for 'develop or grow during the story'?

What is the literary term for 'stay the same'?

What is the literary term for 'the main character'?

What is the literary term for 'someone or something against the main character'?

What is the literary term for 'the time and place of the action'?

What is the literary term for 'the message an author reveals through a story or poem'?

What is the literary term for 'perspective from which the story is told'?

What is the literary term for 'speaker or character who tells the story'?

The “I” narrator / the narrator is part of the action (More personal) is called _________.

The use of the pronoun you to address the reader (More informal or persuasive) is called _________.

The narrator is someone outside of the story. Uses pronouns like he and she. (More objective, formal, and impersonal) is called _________.

The narrator is all-knowing and knows the thoughts of characters is called _________.

Told by a narrator outside the story. Only the thoughts and feelings of one character are described is called _________

Told by a narrator outside the story who can only report what he or she sees. The narrator does not know the thoughts or feelings of the characters unless told is called _________.

Material that is invented or imagined is called _________.

The use of an object to represent something else is called _________.

A scene from the past that interrupts the present is called _________.

Clues given to create suspense is called _________.

Words that appeal to the readers’ senses are called _________.

Giving human characteristics to a non-human subject is called _________.

The author’s attitude toward his work is called _________.

The overall feeling of a literary work is called _________.

Mocks or ridicules society is called _________.

Anything out of its proper time in history is called _________.

The act of creating or developing a character is called _________.

The author directly states a character’s traits is called _________.

The reader must figure out the character’s traits is called _________.

A struggle between opposing forces is called _________.

Conflict that is within the character (man vs. himself) is called _________

What is the literary term for conflict that is outside the character (man vs. man / man vs. nature)?

What is the literary term for when the reader knows more than the characters?

What is the literary term for words that suggest the opposite of what is meant, such as sarcasm?

What is the literary term for the opposite of what is expected happening?

What is the literary term for a reference to a statement, a person, a place or an event from literature, history, religion, mythology, politics, sports, science or pop culture?

What is an author's choice of words called?

What is the literary term for all the meanings, associations, or emotions that a word suggests?

What is the dictionary meaning of a word called?

What is the literary term for talking about something as if it were something else? Example: He is a monster.

What is the literary term for comparing two things using 'like' or 'as'?

What is the literary term for an extended simile or metaphor that shows how two things are similar in two or more ways?

What is the literary term for a saying or expression that means something different in a certain region? Example: Break a leg.

What is the literary term for a huge exaggeration?

What is the literary term for an expression that combines contradictory words? Example: Cold fire or Organized chaos.

What is the stylistic device for the repetition of similar sounds at the beginning of words? Example: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

What is the stylistic device for the use of a word that imitates a sound? Example: Buzz or Hiss.

What is the stylistic device for the same and similar sounds at the end of words?

What is the stylistic device for the use of the same word or words?

The lesson or moral of the story is called the what?