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Literary terms match-up

by SHELLA MAE ROSALES
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1 . It is the structure of the narrative as it moves through time .

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2 . It refers to the issue or problem characters in a story are confronted by .

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3 . This element can refer to a time and place the story is set in . The location can either work symbolically or it can simply be a backdrop for the story to take place in .

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4 . This refers to the perspective the story is told from .

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5 . This element refers to the way the writer uses language including diction , voice , tone , sentence style , etc .

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6 . It is what the poem is about .

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7 . It is the one who narrates the poem .

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8 . It is a poetic technique that refers to the reuse of words , phrases , and images several times in a poem .

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9 . It occurs when one statement is elevated for a certain poetic effect .

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10 . It is a recurring idea or a pervading thought in a work of literature .

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