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4Research Terminology B
Character Pt. of View D
ElementsofFiction E
Sound Speaking Devices C
Figurative Language Devices A
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5An example is my arm was like a lead pipe 1a
6What is a simile? 1a
7An exaggeration for special effectfor example,
I cried a bucket of tears over you. 2a
8What is an hyperbole? 2a
9Language that appeals to the senses, for example,
the jagged, piercing streak of lightning came
seconds before the deafening clap of thunder . 3a
10What is imagery? 3a
11A figure of speech in which a non-human thing is
given human characteristicsfor example, the
desk walked out of the room. 4a
12What is personification? 4a
13A person, place or thing, with its own meaning
and meaning beyond itselfEx. the American flag,
the Christian cross 5a
14What is a symbol? 5a
15A book for finding definitions, pronunciations,
word histories, etc. 1b
16What is a dictionary? 1b
17A reference of up-to-date information about
current events, statistics, and dates 2b
18What is an almanac? 2b
19Multiple volume resource with alphabetically
indexed subjects, giving general info 3b
20What is an encyclopedia? 3b
21A list of sources used to write a report 4b
22What is a bibliography, or list of works cited
4b
23A source for locating synonyms or antonyms 5b
24What is a thesaurus? 5b
25An example is Peter Piper picked a peck of
peppers. 1c
26What is alliteration? 1c
27A way of speaking characteristic of a particular
region or group of people, for example, Waal, I
dont rightly git it, but Ill go long wit
yall. 2c
28What is a dialect? 2c
29Examples are boom, pop, sizzle, bang, buzz. 3c
30What is onomatopoeia? 3c
31A conversation between two or more characters. 4c
32What is a dialogue? 4c
33Repetition of like sounds in wordsEx. packet,
jacket, racket. 5c
34What is rhyme? 5c
35A person or thing that tells a story. 1d
36What is a narrator? 1d
37The vantage point from which a story is told. 2d
38What is point of view? 2d
39A character who opposes the main character in a
storys conflict 3d
40What is the antagonist? 3d
41The vantage point in a story in which the
narrator only knows what he/she can observe, and
in which the story is told using the pronouns I
and/or me. 4d
42What is First-person point of view 4d
43The point of view in which the narrator is
all-knowing and can tell the reader more than one
characters thoughts 5d
44What is omniscient point of view? 5d
45The turning point in a story that creates the
most suspense 1e
46What is the climax? 1e
47The overall atmosphere or feeling of a work of
literature. 2e
48What is mood? 2e
49The time and place of a piece of literature. 3e
50What is the setting? 3e
51The main idea that an author wishes to convey in
a story or piece of writing 4e
52What is a theme? 4e
53The struggle between opposing forces in a
storylike man vs. society, or man vs. himself 5e
54What is the conflict? 5e
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56A story that explains something about the world,
and involves gods or supernatural forceslike the
story of Orpheus.
57What is a myth?