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- 1. Multiple Choicea reference to something literary, mythological, historical, or biblical that the author assumes the reader will recognizeconnotationdenotationallusionalliteration
- 2. Multiple Choicethe methods a writer uses to reveal the physical appearance and personality of a characterflashbackthemeallusioncharacterization
- 3. Multiple Choicea character who demonstrates complexity and who develops or changes over the course of a storymain characterdynamic characterstatic charactercharacter motivation
- 4. Multiple Choicea character who demonstrates a single quality and does not change over the course of a storymain characterdynamic characterstatic charactercharacter motivation
- 5. Multiple Choicea character's incentive or reason for acting in a certain mannermain characterdynamic characterstatic charactercharacter motivation
- 6. Multiple Choicethe implied or associative meaning of a wordconnotationdenotationallusiontone
- 7. Multiple Choicethe literal (dictionary) definition of a wordconnotationdenotationallusiontone
- 8. Multiple Choicethe word choices made by a writerforeshadowingmoodallusiondiction
- 9. Multiple Choicethe insertion of an earlier event into the normal chronological order of a story.flashbackforeshadowingironymood
- 10. Multiple Choicea hint or presentation of material so that the reader is prepared for what is to come later in the storyflashbackforeshadowironymood
- 11. Multiple Choicea story structured within a storydictionconflictforeshadowingframe device
- 12. Multiple Choicea type of irony in which suspense is created because the audience knows something the characters do notdramatic ironyverbal ironysituational irony
- 13. Multiple Choicea type of irony in which what is expected to happen and what actually happens are not the same.dramatic ironyverbal ironysituational irony
- 14. Multiple Choicewhen the words used are opposite of what is meant literally (similar to sarcasm)dramatic ironyverbal ironysituational irony
- 15. Multiple Choicethe emotional atmosphere a writer creates in his/her workmoodallusiontonediction
- 16. Multiple Choicethe choices a writer makes so that their work is unique; distinctive features of each literary workmoodtonethemestyle
- 17. Multiple Choicethe manner in which words are arranged into sentencesmoodtonedictionsyntax
- 18. Multiple Choicea central idea of a work, or the message a writer hopes to send to the readermoodthemesyntaxtone
- 19. Multiple Choicethe attitude of a writer, usually implied, toward the subject or audiencemoodtonedictionsyntax
- 20. Multiple Choiceanother term for a "story"argumentessaynarrativeexpository
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