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Alliteration
The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
simile
a comparison using like or as
hyperbole
an extreme exaggaration
personification
applying human qualities to non-living objects or animals
metaphor
a direct comparison without using like or as
repetition
the repeating of a sound, word, phrase and/or grammatical structure more than once for emphasis
onomatopoeia
the use of words whose sound suggests their meaning
imagery
words and phrases that appeal to the readers' senses (hearing/sight/touch/scent/taste)
setting
when and where a story takes place
plot
the sequence of events in a story
characterization
the trechniques writers use to create characters by describing a character's physical appearance, thoughts or speech, and what other characters think or say about him/her
conflict
a struggle between opposing forces
theme
an author's message about life or people
foreshadowing
when a writer provides hints or clues to suggest future events in a story
tone
the writer's attitude toward his or her subject
mood
a feeling that a literary work conveys to readers
symbol
a person,a place, an activity or an object that stands for something beyond itelf
point of view
the perspective the story is being told from
flashback
an interruption of the action of a persent scene to discuss something that happened previously
dialogue
the words the characters speak aloud