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Exploring key literary terms

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Exploring key literary terms

by Ruxshona Xasanova
1

What term describes a recurring element that supports a message in a literary work?

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2

Which device involves implying a contrast between appearance and reality?

3

What is a narrative voice that knows all thoughts and feelings of characters called?

4

Which figure of speech directly compares two unlike things using 'like' or 'as'?

5

What is a recurring symbol with a deeper meaning in a work called?

6

Which term refers to the underlying message about life or human nature in a text?

7

What is the narrative technique that presents events out of their chronological order called?

8

Which point of view presents events from only one character’s perspective?

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What is the overall author's attitude toward the subject called?

10

Which term describes the atmosphere or emotional setting created by a work?

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