Literature Comp Flashcards
Lyric poetry:
telling/feeling emotions
stanza:
what poems are divided into
narrative poetry:
a serious or funny poem
assonance:
when the vowel sound is repeated
free verse:
fixed meter, no regular
rhyme:
ending sound repeated
verse:
lines a poem
meter:
predictable rythm
allusion:
reference to someone/thing known from history, sports, religion, etc
symbol:
representing something
rhythm:
beat pattern
imagery:
use of language to evoke the past
lead:
the sentence that introduce a story
deck:
words in dark font
title:
title
head:
to grab the reader’s attention
informational media:
communicating with groups e.g. radio, tv, website
alliteration:
the same letter or sound repeated
idiom:
referring literally or playfully
simile:
using “like” or “as”
metaphor:
not using like or as
onomatopoeia:
often animal noises
personification:
an animal representing a human quality ex) the cat screamed “ew”
hyperbole:
exaggerating
scene:
division of an act or play
act:
division of a play
dialogue:
speech
monologue:
long interrupted speech
mood:
the emotion
drama:
a serious or funny play
stage directions:
helpful hints in a play
Biography:
info on a person by someone other than the person written about
Autobiography:
info on a person but the actual person is writing it
Narrator:
the person delivering commentary
Chronological Order:
in time
tone:
the pitch/voice
1st person point of view:
talking about yourself
3rd person pov:
written voice
direct characterization:
character personality
indirect characterization:
indirect saying of character personally
text organization:
how words are put in a sentence
character:
a person in a novel
character trait:
personalities of a character
novel:
narrative of book length