Grammar 1-12

Question 0

Genre-

Answer 0

A literary category, type, or form.

Question 1

Onomatopoeia-

Answer 1

A word intended to simulate the actual sound of the thing or action it describes.

Question 2

Satire-

Answer 2

Ridicule of a subject to change a ridiculous behavior.

Question 3

A deliberate exaggeration-

Answer 3

hyperbole

Question 4

A comparison using like or as in which two unlike things are compared.

Answer 4

Simile

Question 5

Point of View-

Answer 5

The perspective from which a story is presented to a reader.

Question 6

Alliteration-

Answer 6

The use of a repeated consonant sound, usually at the beginning of a series of words.

Question 7

Figurative language-

Answer 7

Devices such as metaphor, simile, repetition, personification, mood, theme and more.

Question 8

Narrative-

Answer 8

A story, either fictional or non-fictional.

Question 9

Metaphor-

Answer 9

A comparison of two like things, usually used to introduce or explain something familiar.

Question 10

Choice of words-

Answer 10

Diction

Question 11

Imagery-

Answer 11

A word or group of words in a literary work that appeal to one of more of the senses.