Literate terms 2

Question 1

Metaphor

Answer 1

a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else

Question 2

Mettern

Answer 2

Pattern of beats

Question 3

Mood

Answer 3

the feelings stirred in the reader

Question 4

Motif

Answer 4

an object or idea that repeats itself throughout a literally work

Question 5

Omniscient narrator

Answer 5

The narrator watch the feelings of all characters but has not directly action in the plot

Question 6

Paradox

Answer 6

a contradictory statement that reveals a hidden truth

Question 7

Personification

Answer 7

Given human characteristics to no human things

Question 8

Pilgrimate

Answer 8

journey to a place associated with someone or something respected as can be religion

Question 9

Prose

Answer 9

Sentences and paragraphs

Question 10

Scop

Answer 10

entertainers (old english)

Question 11

Setting

Answer 11

the place and time at which a story take place

Question 12

Simile

Answer 12

Comparison between two different things but have something in common

Question 13

Symbolism

Answer 13

A thing that represent something deeper

Question 14

Synechdoche

Answer 14

A part represent the whole or vice versa

Question 15

Theme

Answer 15

the author’s underlying, universal message to the reader

Question 16

Thesis

Answer 16

statement or theory that has to be proved

Question 17

Third person narrator

Answer 17

the narrator tells the story but do not tell the feelings of the characters

Question 18

Tone

Answer 18

the author’s attitude toward a subject.