ela final

Question 1

someone who stays the same throughout the story, and is not changed by events

Answer 1

static character

Question 2

one who is changed by events in the story (different)

Answer 2

dynamic character

Question 3

situational irony

Answer 3

when the events that occur are opposite of what the reader expects

Question 4

dramatic irony

Answer 4

when the reader knows whats going to happen and the characters do not

Question 5

the use of extreme exaggeration

Answer 5

hyperbole

Question 6

3rd person limited

Answer 6

narrator focuses on thoughts and feelings of one character, usually the protagonist

Question 7

3rd person ominiscient

Answer 7

narrator focuses on all the characters

Question 8

2nd person

Answer 8

¨you¨

Question 9

the dictionary definition of a word

Answer 9

denotation

Question 10

the implied or suggested meaning of a word- the ideas and feelings associated with the word

Answer 10

connotation

Question 11

tells a story of a tragedy or adventure; usually has a lot of repitition, easy to memorize

Answer 11

ballad

Question 12

a comparison of two unlike things using like or as resembles

Answer 12

simile

Question 13

a comparison of two unlike things in which one becomes another

Answer 13

metaphor

Question 14

giving an object or animal human thoughts, feelings, or attitudes

Answer 14

personification

Question 15

a group of words together that mean something that differs from literal meanings of the world themselves

Answer 15

idiom

Question 16

use of a word whose sound imitates or suggests its meaning

Answer 16

onomatopoeia

Question 17

repitition of the same or very similar consonant sounds in a line

Answer 17

alliteration

Question 18

repitition of similar vowel sounds in a line of poetry

Answer 18

assonance

Question 19

a repeated sound, word, phrase, line, or group of lines at the end of a stanza

Answer 19

refrain