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44 Cards in this Set
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Alliteration
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Repetition of consanant sounds at the beginning of words
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Allusion
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A reference to a well known piece of art, literature, etc.
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Antagonist
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Character in a book or poem who goes against another main character
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Character
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person in a book
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Concrete Poem
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Poem that doesnt have to rhyme but it is in the shape of the object about which it is written
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Conflict
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struggle or plot in a story
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Dialogue
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Conversation
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Extended Metaphor
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Comparing many objects to one other object w/o using like or as
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Figurative Language
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Words that are not to be taken literally (not the exact meaning)
i.e. I am so hungry I could eat an elephant |
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Foreshadowing
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Hinting to something that will happen later in the book
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Genre
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Category into which a work falls
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Free Verse
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A poem that doesnt have to rhyme and is like regular speech
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Image
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A Word or phrase that appeals to one of the 5 senses
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Irony
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The difference between what somebody says and what they mean or what you understand
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Metaphor
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Comparing something to another thing without using like or as
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Round Character
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A character with many obvious traits
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Simile
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Comparing two things using like or as
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Suspense
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What an interesting story causes that makes you eager to find out what happens next
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Theme
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Underlying Idea that ties the story together
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Moral
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Lesson(s) learned from a story
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Motivation
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What pushes a character to do what he does
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Narrative Poem
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A poem that doesnt have to rhyme and it tells a story
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narrator
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the person who tells the story
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Onomatopoeia
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Sound written in letters. i.e. grrrrrrr
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Personification
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Giving human traits to inanimate objects
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Plot
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What happens in the story
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Poetry
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Using less words to describe more
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Point of View
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From where the story is told
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Prose
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Regular Speech as a poem
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Protagonist
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Main Character in a story
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Refrain
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to stop from doing
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Repetition
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Saying the same sound or word over and over again
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Rhyme
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Two words with similar sounds at the end
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Rhythm
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beat of the poem
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Setting
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Where a story takes place
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Stanza
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A group of lines in poetry
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Symbol
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A word that stands for something
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Refrain
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to stop from doing
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Repetition
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Saying the same sound or word over and over again
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Rhyme
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Two words with similar sounds at the end
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Rhythm
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beat of the poem
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Setting
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Where a story takes place
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Stanza
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A group of lines in poetry
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Symbol
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A word that stands for something
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