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Quick lit concepts challenge

by May Ann Llorente
1

What is the term for the author's choice of words in a literary text?

2

What is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry called?

3

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

4

What mood or atmosphere is created in a literary work?

5

Which sound device involves the repetition of beginning consonant sounds?

6

Which context deals with a writer's life and background?

7

Which word is an example of onomatopoeia?

8

Which line demonstrates end rhyme in a brief stanza?

9

What does the metaphor in 'Her words were daggers that pierced his heart' suggest?

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Which combination best explains the effect of lines about the river and moon: personification and sound imagery?

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Diction is the author's word choice.

Meter refers to the structured pattern of stresses.

A simile uses like/as; metaphor does not.

Mood is the reader's emotional atmosphere.

Alliteration repeats initial consonants.

Biographical context refers to the author's life.

Onomatopoeia imitates sounds like buzz.

End rhyme occurs at line endings.

Metaphor compares without using like/as.

Personification and sound imagery convey musicality.

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