Literal concepts and magic writing tricks

Question 1

Indirect Characterization

Answer 1

-The author shows the reader what characters are like through their thoughts, their speech, their actions, and the reactions of other characters to them.

Question 2

direct Characterization

Answer 2

-The author tells the reader what characters are like through description.

Question 3

Figurative Language

Answer 3

is any language that is not intended to be interpreted in a strict, literal

Question 4

Simile

Answer 4

Uses comparative language such as “like” or “as”

Question 5

CHARACTERIZATION

Answer 5

CHARACTERIZATION IS THE WAY IN WHICH THE AUTHOR LETS THE READER KNOW WHAT THE INDIVIDUALS IN A STORY ARE LIKE. THERE ARE TWO MAIN TYPES OF CHARACTERIZATION:

Question 6

Character VS Character

Answer 6

CHARACTER VS CHARACTER ONE CHARACTER CAUSES A PROBLEM FOR ANOTHER CHARACTER THAT HURTS OR UPSETS HIM/HER

Question 7

metaphor

Answer 7

-Comparing to unlike things without using like or as

Question 8

conflict

Answer 8

when the Character faces a problem

Question 9

Character VS nature

Answer 9

When whether or an animal creates a problem for the character

Question 10

Character Vs Self

Answer 10

When the character is having a tough decision/problem that they have to deal with

Question 11

Character VS society

Answer 11

When the character has to face a group of people

Question 11

flashback/memory moment

Answer 11

takes the reader back from where the point of the story is.

Question 12

irony

Answer 12

Is what is real states

Question 13

juxtaposition

Answer 13

when the author place a person in a concept, place, or Idea next to the author

Question 14

mood

Answer 14

an atmosphere or a major emotion that a story arouse in the reader

Question 15

repetition

Answer 15

a Recurrence is a word, phrase, or a sentence in a piece of literal

Question 16

symbol

Answer 16

an object that suggest something beyond it self.

Question 17

theme

Answer 17

a moral or lesson that the author convey.