Literary+Terms

** Directions: Define the following Literary Terms. Definitions may be typed or hand written. **
 * Literary Terms  **
 * 1. plot ||  42. fiction  ||
 * 2. sequence ||  43. nonfiction  ||
 * 3. conflict ||  44. fantasy  ||
 * 4. internal ||  45. biography  ||
 * 5. external ||  46. autobiography  ||
 * 6. internal and external ||  47. text structure  ||
 * 7. exposition ||  48. genre  ||
 * 8. initiating incident ||  49. theme  ||
 * 9. rising action ||  50.stereotype  ||
 * 10.climax ||  51. symbol  ||
 * 11.falling action ||  52. allusion  ||
 * 12.conclusion ||  53. inference  ||
 * 13. resolution/setting ||  54. irony  ||
 * 14. author’s purpose ||  55. verbal irony  ||
 * 15. suspense ||  56. dramatic irony  ||
 * 16. foreshadowing ||  57. situational irony  ||
 * 17. flashback ||  58. euphemism  ||
 * 18. mood ||  59. idiom  ||
 * 19. voice ||  60. figurative language  ||
 * 20. tone ||  61. imagery  ||
 * 21. satire ||  62. figures of speech  ||
 * 22. character ||  63. simile  ||
 * 23. protagonist ||  64. metaphor  ||
 * 24. antagonist ||  65. hyperbole  ||
 * 25. round character ||  66. personification  ||
 * 26. flat character ||  67. alliteration  ||
 * 27. dynamic character ||  68. onomatopoeia  ||
 * 28. static character ||  69. stanza  ||
 * 29. trait ||  70. refrain  ||
 * 30. character motivation ||  71. bias  ||
 * 31. dialogue ||  72. generalization  ||
 * 32. dialect ||  73. editorial  ||
 * 33. jargon ||  74. propaganda  ||
 * 34. slang ||  75. name calling  ||
 * 35. informal ||  76. bandwagon  ||
 * 36. formal ||  77. red herring  ||
 * 37. narrator ||  78. emotional appeal  ||
 * 38. point of view ||  79. testimonial  ||
 * 39. primary source ||  80. sweeping generalization  ||
 * 40. secondary source ||  81. circular argument  ||
 * 41. prose ||  82. appeal to numbers, facts and statistics  ||