LiteraryTerms

Question 1

First Person

Answer 1

The narrator is a character in the story and shares his/her thoughts and feelings

Question 2

Third person limited

Answer 2

The narrator is outside the story and shares the thoughts and feelings of one character

Question 3

Third person omniscient

Answer 3

The narrator is outside the sorry and shares the thoughts and feelings of all characters

Question 4

Third Person Dramatic

Answer 4

The narrator is outside the story and shares only the actions and dialogue of the characters

Question 5

Invention

Answer 5

The process of developing and refining your argument

Question 6

Persona

Answer 6

The speaker in a literary work

Question 7

Tone

Answer 7

The authors implied attitude about a subject

Question 8

Simile

Answer 8

Comparing two u like things connective (like, as, resembles)

Question 9

Metaphor

Answer 9

Comparing two unlike things directly

Question 10

Personification

Answer 10

Giving human qualities to objects, animals, plants and ideas

Question 11

Static

Answer 11

A character that’s does not change much

Question 12

Dynamic

Answer 12

A character that changes in a important way

Question 13

Character motivation

Answer 13

The driving force behind a characters action

Question 14

Internal Confilct

Answer 14

A struggle between opposite needs, desires or emotions within a single character

Question 15

External Conflict

Answer 15

When a character struggles with an outside force

Question 16

Theme

Answer 16

Insight into a human condition

Question 17

Ethos

Answer 17

The use of words, images and/ or sounds to establish a reputation that will appeal to values of an audience and inspire audience to respect authority, admire integrity/motives or at least acknowledge what they stand for

Question 18

Pathos

Answer 18

The use of words, images and/sounds that evoke certain emotions in an audience

Question 19

Logos

Answer 19

The use of words, images and /or sounds that appear reasonable to an audience