| Definition | Answer |
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| a pause or a break usually in poetry | |
| an authors choice of words | |
| a word that imitates the sound it represents | |
| an implied discrepancy between what is said and what is meant | |
| exaggeration | |
| using an object or action that means more than literal meaning | |
| a recurrent element | |
| The attitude a writertakes toward a subject or character | |
| | Definition | Answer |
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| The implied meaning of a word | |
| Decisive moment in a literary work, turning point to which risinjg action leads | |
| giving human qualities to animals or objects | |
| a character that contrasts the main character to contrast qualities of main character | |
| a brief reference to a famous person, event, or place drawn from history, geography literature or religion | |
| conflation of senses, using one sense to experience the sensory experience of another sense | |
| the presentation of essential information regarding what has occured prior to the beginning of the story | |
| Person or force which opposes the protagonist in a literary work | |
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