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Sometimes this classroom is a real icebox

What is a metaphor? 100

As the boy took each step, the stairs moaned and groaned.

What is personification? 200

“I’m going to strangle you if you don’t clean your room, said the mom.”

What is hyperbole? 300

He swallowed his pride and apologized to the girl.

What is an idiom? 400

He hated to admit it, but the baby was pretty ugly.

What is an oxymoron? 500

An autobiography is written from this point of view.

What is 1st person? 100

An author’s attitude about his/her topic is referred to by this term.

What is “tone”? 200

When an author gives a hint to a future event, it is referred to by this term.

What is “foreshadowing”? 300

A narrator who is “all knowing” writes from this point of view.

What is omniscient ? 400

When an author writes a script and includes conversation between characters, it is called ___________.

What is dialogue? 500

The setting, time and place is included in this part of a novel.

100 What is the exposition?

The turning point, “or moment of truth” is referred to by this term.

200 What is the climax?

The opponent of the main character is referred to by this term.

300 What is the antagonist?

When an author writes instructions to an actor in a play, it is referred to by his phrase.

400 What are stage directions?

The main character or hero in a story is referred to by this term.

500 What is the “protagonist’?

The main or universal message hidden in a story.

100 What is the theme?

An author uses this when referring to a real person, place or thing.

200 What is an allusion?

As she looked at the photo, she thought back to the summer she spent at camp.

300 What is a “flashback”?

The atmosphere or feeling created by details of the setting or action

400 What is mood?

A person, place or thing that stands for something outside of itself is called this.

500 What is a symbol?

When an author’s personality and style is revealed in writing, it is called this.

100 What is voice?

That story about rabbits is a real hare raiser.

200 What is a pun?

Literary work, often comic, that pokes fun at human practices through irony and wit

300 What is satire?

“Pop” went the firecracker when it was lit.

400 What is onomatopeia?

He slammed the door, he stamped his feet, and he yelled at the dog.

500 What is parallelism?

SURPRISE! (maybe a literary device?!?)

These 3 types of conflict can be found in literature.

What are “man v man”, “man v nature”, and “man v himself”?