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1 Unit 1 – ENG3U1 – The Dramatic Monologue
Literary Terms

2 ??? Genre of writing characterized by: Lines Stanzas
Figurative language Expression of emotion and/or theme

3 ??? The main purpose or message of a literary work
May be deep, difficult to understand, and even moralistic Should never be expressed as a word, but as a complete thought Supported by use of structural and literary devices

4 ??? Structural device common in stories, novels, plays, and sometimes poems Process by which an author reveals character Can be direct or indirect Can be complex or simplistic

5 ??? Category of literary devices that includes imagery and symbolism
Not always literal Adds layers of meaning and often has more than one interpretation

6 ??? Description appealing to one or more of the five senses
Can be literal or figurative

7 ??? Concrete object that represents an idea or emotion
Culturally specific Natural, conventional, literary of some of the types

8 ??? Comparison using like or as

9 ??? Comparison not using like or as
Can be extended across an entire literary work Then known as an extended or controlling ______

10 ??? Opposite of what should be said or done in a particular situation
Effected character unaware NOT to be confused with sarcasm Various types Situational Dramatic Verbal

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