La Flashcards
(31 cards)
rhyme poem
repeated sounds at the end of words or phrases
internal rhyme poem
use of rhyming words within a line
end rhyme poem
use of rhymes at the ends of lines or phrases
rhythm/beat poem
pattern of sound using stressed and unstressed syllables
meter poem
pattern of repeated sounds
repetition
repeating sounds, words, phrases or lines of a poem
alliteration
repeated consonant at the beginning of a word
onomatopoeia
use of sounds words such as buzz, pop, or whamo!
figurative language
conveys meaning beyond the ordinary, literal meaning
personification
giving human qualities to animals or objects
simile
a comparison that uses like or as
metaphor
a comparison that doesn’t use like or as
enjambment
lines continue from one line to the next without punctuation
end-Stopped lines
a line that makes sense on it’s own and is punctuated
what is the short story structure
- intro - charters and setting
- initial incident - the problem to be solved
- rising action - the events that lead to the climax
- climax - the main character changes as a result of the rising action
- falling action - tying up of loose ends
- ending
difference between novel and short story structure
one has a climax and the other has mini climaxes
type of antagonists
the villain, group villain, inanimate force, intrinsic force
types of protagonists ;
lonely hero, group hero, anti heroes
what is a antagonist
the antagonist is the primary opponent of the protagonist and the major force standing between the main character and their goal
what’s a protagonist
the protagonist is the main character whose story is being told through any literary work
what’s 1st person point of view
the story told by one of the characters
what is 2nd person point of view
the story is told by a narrator talking to the reader
3rd person
the story is told by a narrator
3rd person limited
the narrator knows the thoughts of 1 character