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Theme

Main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work


Usually a noun or short phrase

Thematic Statement

What the author is trying to argue about the theme


What opinion about the theme does the author have?

Figurative Language

Goes beyond the literal meaning of words


Uses words in a non-literal manner

Simile

When two unrelated objects are compared using like or as

Metaphor

Comparison saying one thing is another

Personification

Giving human attributes to non-human things

Hyperbole

Deliberate and extreme exaggeration

Extended Metaphor

When a comparison is continued throughout a paragraph or poem

Dead Metaphor

When a conventional metaphor has lost its “effectiveness” or ability to influence


We don’t picture what it means anymore

Idioms

Widely used amongst speakers of a certain language

Imagery

Evokes a sensory experience that appeals to sight, taste, smell, touch, and sound

Symbol

Something that suggests or stands for something else


Represents something beyond the literal meaning

Allusion

Typically brief reference to a person, place, thing, event, or other literary work the reader is presumably familiar with

What are the 5 types of Allusion

Biblical


Literary


Classical (Greek/Roman)


Religious


Historical

Euphony

Fancy way of saying something sounds good


The words have a noteworthy melody or loveliness in their sounds

Rhyme Scheme

Helps you break down the poem


The way a poem rhymes

End Rhyme

When words at the end of lines rhyme

Internal Rhyme

Words in the same line rhyme

Slant Rhyme

Two words with similar but not identical consonant sounds


Soils


Boils

Assonance

Repetition of a similar vowel


Son of a gun


Slow for the cone zone

Consonance

Repetition of consonant sounds


It’s a matter of time

What is TWISSTUP

T - Title


W - What’s is about?


I - Imagery


S - Speaker


S - Structure/Style


T - Theme


U - You, whats your reaction


P - Poetic Devices