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Practice with Vocabulary Set #2

Froggy Jumps

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Used for sophomore English in Texas to practice a set of literary terms.

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Practice with Vocabulary Set #2
 

Froggy Jumps

Practice with Vocabulary Set #2Online version

Used for sophomore English in Texas to practice a set of literary terms.

by Elizabeth Sorelle
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This is the overall atmosphere created by the setting

2

The dictionary meaning of a word is a called

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This means giving human qualities to objects

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_______________ is all of the emotion, background knowledge, and degrees of meaning we bring to a word.

5

Similar to a simile but without the use of like or as, a/an ________________ compares to unrelated things.

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Imagery that appeals to sound is called _______________ imagery.

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Imagery that appeals to sight is called _____________ imagery.

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A/an _______________ represents something else; often in literature, this might be a color or an object.

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A/an ____________is an exaggeration.

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_______________ is when you take part of an object or the action of the object and create a new word, like kicks for shoes and wheels for a car.

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This type of narration uses I or me, myself.

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This type of narration is limited to one character's perspective.

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A narrator we can't trust is called a/an ______________ narrator.

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This type of imagery appeals to smell.

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This type of imagery appeals to taste.

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Diction means ____________.

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Syntax means ___________.

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This God-like narrator knows everything.

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This narrator cannot get in the mind of the characters but can reveal the action and descriptions.

20

A/an __________________ is the recurring use of a symbol or idea within an entire piece.

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