Literary terms

Welcome to the Literary Terms category on Questions LLC! Here, you will find a treasure trove of knowledge and discussions specifically dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of literary devices, techniques, and concepts. Whether you are a literature enthusiast, a student, or simply curious about the various elements that make up a compelling piece of writing, this category is the ideal destination to dive deep into the intricacies of language and storytelling. From learning about the significance of symbolism to deciphering the mysteries behind allegories and metaphors, this category offers a diverse range of questions and answers to satisfy your curiosity and expand your understanding of the literary realm. So, join us on this captivating journey as we unravel the secrets nestled within the pages of great literary works.

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Which word means “the people, animals, and other figures in a story”?(1 point)Responses plot plot setting setting characters
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How is dramatic irony different from situational irony?(1 point)Responses Dramatic irony is found in the dialogue between two
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What is the definition of archetype?(1 point) Responses a lesson, message, or moral about life that is explored or expressed in
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Which sentence describes an internal conflict?(1 point)Responses Joe's mother makes Joe wash his hands before dinner even if
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A shift in a narrative is also known as a what?
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what is universal theme?
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Which sentence contains an allusion?(1 point)Sarah ate buttery popcorn while she watched Cinderella the movie. Sarah worked like
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What are flat, round, dynamic, and static characters? I have look on a bunch of websites and not one seems to have an answer.
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What is the difference between not single prinion and not lavel promise
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Flashback(Match each literary term with its definition.) • the location where a story takes place • providing hints about a
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Voice(Match each literary term with its definition.) • words and phrases unique to a group of people or region • a more
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What is the best definition of the term "characterization”?the way an author presents a character to readers the set of
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Max set his story at the ice rink where he played hockey as a boy growing up in Minnesota, but he wanted to draw on the hockey
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These are the answers 100% for the dramatic irony quiz in English1: (Verbal Irony) 2: (Situational Irony) 3: (Dramatic Irony) 4:
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Can someone tell me some websites I can use to define the following literary terms1. literary journal 2.literary canon 3.
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Which word means “the time and place in which a story takes place”? (1 point)Responses A. theme B. character C. setting D.
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Which literary term is used in the following sentence: polite reciprocal curiosity out of a wan, charming, discontented face. It
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I need two metaphors, 1 personification and 1 allusion from "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" by Stephen KingBe sure to look up
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What are the synonyms and antonyms for hero literature and lighting effects
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Define antagonist
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QuestionWhich term describes a brief reference in a text to a fictional or historical story, person, or event that readers will
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What does the term omniscient mean when it comes to a narrator
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A shift in a narrative is also known as what?A.) a theme B.) a change C.) a conflict D.) a flashback
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What is the difference between poet and speaker
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5.3.2 - Quiz: Dramatic Structure Quiz1.Read the list of literary terms. actor director stage directions camera directions Which
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please help fast!!1.Which of the following is the longest A)Motive B)cadence C) climax D) Phrase
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What is an archetype?an original model that is a representation of all things of the same type a main character in a story a
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When the Chorus announces the suicide of Queen Jocasta, members of the audience may display an outward pouring of emotions. That
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I don't get what a protagonist is... Please help.
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Is there a literary term behind the phrase, "crafted but easily shattered."•English - Ms. Sue, Sunday, August 31, 2014 at
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Is there a literary term behind the phrase, "crafted but easily shattered."
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Dramatic irony means that
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What is the literary term for an event that is different from what the readers or the characters will expect to happen?A.
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What is the definition of universality in regard to literary term?What is one example of this ?
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I am doing my summer reading for 9th gradereading assignment & need to write about 10 passages from a variety of literary terms.
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What is the literary term when something serious is happening and there is humor?
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I am having difficulties identifying the literary term in this sentence. What is the literary term in "John told me about when
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what is a manifesto?
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foreshadow definition??? (literary term)
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Which of the following is the best definition of persona?when a narrator has full-knowledge of all of the characters when
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what is the term used for the underlined group/unit of lines?
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This line from “Girls Can We Educate We Dads” most strongly demonstrates which literary term?"He dohn sey-a girl full of go
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What does anti-hero mean
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five litrary terms
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Which term describes a brief reference in a text to a fictional or historical story, person, or event that readers will be
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what are the basic literary terms
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What does 'stave' mean? (used as chapters in A Christmas Carol)
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What is the literary term which means, "the point where the author catches our attention?"
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Which of the following is a definition of theme?(1 point) Responses the physical location of a story the physical location of a
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2. asked by What does peremptory mean? (1 point) Responses co
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literary terms in wreck of the hesperus
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