What is the intentional use of words that create a harsh or clashing sound (no pattern) and a conflicted atmosphere?

Fill in the blank: Onomatopoeia is a sound device that _________?

Fill in the blank: Alliteration is the repetition of sounds of the ________ consonant.

Fill in the blank: Assonance is the repetition of the sounds of ________ in the stressed syllables.

Which sound device is meant to borrow the reader’s ears?

Which principle of rhythm involves the repetition of sound-alike words?

Which principle of rhythm refers to a musical pattern to a stanza?

Which principle of rhythm describes sounds that flow harmoniously and pleasantly?

Which principle of rhythm describes sounds that flow harshly and discordantly?

Fill in the blank: Imagery is an image produced in the mind by ________.

What type of poetic imagery is described as what people think of when they hear the term imagery, and refers to qualities of how something looks visually in the reader’s head?

Which type of imagery appeals to a reader's sense of hearing?

Which type of imagery appeals to a reader's sense of taste?

Which type of imagery appeals to a reader's sense of smell?

Which type of imagery creates the sensory experience of touch through text?

Which type of imagery appeals to the most primitive sensations in the human experience such as hunger, fatigue, fear, and even emotion?

Which type of imagery is the sensory experience of motion such as speed, slowness, falling, or even fighting?

Which figure of speech is defined as 'Exaggerating'?

Which figure of speech is defined as 'Negating the opposite quality'?

Which figure of speech uses words where the intended meaning is different from the actual meaning?

Which figure of speech is an implied comparison?

Which figure of speech is an explicit and direct comparison?

Which figure of speech joins two contradictory words?

Which figure of speech is a statement that contradicts itself but contains truth?

Which figure of speech gives an animal, object, or idea human qualities?

Which figure of speech replaces the name with something related to that thing?

Which figure of speech uses part of something to represent the whole or the whole to represent a part?

What is an autobiography?

What does a biography focus on?

Fill in the blank: The French word for 'memory' is _________.

Which of the following is NOT a type of memoir?

In a memoir, you become the narrator and recount what happened in the past and what it means to you in the now.

What is the main focus of literary journalism?

Fill in the blank: A literary journalist takes an ________ look at an event, object, place, or person, mainly for coverage in a newspaper or magazine.

Which form of literary journalism is longer than the usual news and reads more like a stoirette (very short story)?

Reportage is the French word for 'reporting.'

What is the main method used in gathering facts for a personality profile?