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| Discription, Vivid Details |
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| Comparing 2 or more things not using like or as |
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Repetion of constanent sounds at the begining of words
ex. jolly giant |
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| The feeling of the emotion of the writting and that it creates |
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| Comparing 2 or more unlike things using like or as |
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Repition of vowel sounds
ex. letter read |
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| Inanimate object having or doing human like things |
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| Speaker adresses something or someone that is not present |
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Sounds represented in words
ex. moo, oink, boom, bang |
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| A pause/ break within a line of poetry, often in the middle of a line |
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Eaggeration or overstatement used to make a point
ex. raining cats a dogs, so hungry i could eat a horse |
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How a story is told
Narration can be in:
1st person= I
2nd person= You
3rd person= He, She
3rd person can either be omniscient or limited
Omniscient is when the narrator knows everything about the story and the characters (thoughts/ moods)
Limited is when the narrator does not know everything |
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Problem/ Dilemma
Ex. Man vs. Man
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Himself
Man vs. Nature |
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| The main idea of moral lesson of a body of work |
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Something that represents something more complex then itself
Ex. Eagle= USA
Albatrosse= Rime of the Ancient Mariner |
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| Repetition of constanant sounds without words between |
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| Reference to another story, poem, ect. |
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