1.
A person, place, thing, or idea that means something in addition to itself _____________
2.
A type of obvious overstatement used by writers to make a point _____________
3.
A work that contains events invented by the author _____________
4.
Prose that tells of real people and events _____________
5.
The point of view in which the narrator, as one of the characters, refers to himself as "I" throughout the piece _____________
6.
The point of view in which the narrator refers to the characters as "he," "she," "they" or "it" _____________
7.
A comparison of two unlike things using like or as _____________
8.
A plot development that violates the reader's expectations _____________
9.
An expression of one thing in terms of another _____________
10.
Hinting at events which will occur later within a story _____________
11.
A reference to events that occurred before the action of the main story _____________
12.
The use of language to convey meaning other than what is stated _____________
13.
The main character of a story _____________
14.
The character who struggles against the protagonist _____________
15.
The part of a story's plot that introduces the reader to the situation and setting _____________
16.
The incident that sets the events of the plot in motion _____________
17.
The point at which the plot reaches the moment of highest emotional intensity _____________
18.
The major turning point for the main character _____________
19.
The final outcome of a story and the last element of the plot _____________
20.
In two or more words, the repetition of the last stressed vowel and all of the sounds following that vowel _____________
21.
The regular arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem _____________
22.
Giving human characteristics to something that is not human _____________
23.
The struggle of the story's main character or characters against an opposing force _____________
24.
An artful deviation from the usual way of saying things _____________
25.
A fictional story that employs authentic historical characters or settings _____________
26.
A recurring or emerging idea in a work of literature _____________
27.
A type or category of literature _____________
28.
A literary tool to make the audience laugh _____________
