the process ofexaminingclosely theelements of aliterary worktheopeningparagraphof an essaymethods awriter usesto developcharactersa strugglebetweenopposingforcesa sentencethat statesthe mainidea of aparagraphthe exact,literalmeaningof a wordthe sequenceof relatedevents thatmake up astorya writer's orspeaker'schoice ofwordsimaginativelanguage that isnot meant to beinterpreteliterallythecentralideaa secondaryplot thatoccurs alongthe main plotgives humantraits tosomethingnon humana categorysuch as ashort story,folktale,poem, novelthesuggested orimpliedmeaning of aworda work offiction thatpresents asequence ofeventsdetails thatsupportthe topicsentencewords thatappeal tothe fivesensesa comparisonbetween twounlike withoutusing like orasa group oflines thatform a unitwithin apoema suddenand vividmemory ofan event inthe pasta type ofwritingthat tells astorya comparisonbetween twounlike thingsusing like orasclues or hintssignalingevents thatwill occur laterthe timeandplacea writingthatexplainsthe process ofexaminingclosely theelements of aliterary worktheopeningparagraphof an essaymethods awriter usesto developcharactersa strugglebetweenopposingforcesa sentencethat statesthe mainidea of aparagraphthe exact,literalmeaningof a wordthe sequenceof relatedevents thatmake up astorya writer's orspeaker'schoice ofwordsimaginativelanguage that isnot meant to beinterpreteliterallythecentralideaa secondaryplot thatoccurs alongthe main plotgives humantraits tosomethingnon humana categorysuch as ashort story,folktale,poem, novelthesuggested orimpliedmeaning of aworda work offiction thatpresents asequence ofeventsdetails thatsupportthe topicsentencewords thatappeal tothe fivesensesa comparisonbetween twounlike withoutusing like orasa group oflines thatform a unitwithin apoema suddenand vividmemory ofan event inthe pasta type ofwritingthat tells astorya comparisonbetween twounlike thingsusing like orasclues or hintssignalingevents thatwill occur laterthe timeandplacea writingthatexplains

Literary Terms - Call List

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  1. the process of examining closely the elements of a literary work
  2. the opening paragraph of an essay
  3. methods a writer uses to develop characters
  4. a struggle between opposing forces
  5. a sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph
  6. the exact, literal meaning of a word
  7. the sequence of related events that make up a story
  8. a writer's or speaker's choice of words
  9. imaginative language that is not meant to be interprete literally
  10. the central idea
  11. a secondary plot that occurs along the main plot
  12. gives human traits to something non human
  13. a category such as a short story, folktale, poem, novel
  14. the suggested or implied meaning of a word
  15. a work of fiction that presents a sequence of events
  16. details that support the topic sentence
  17. words that appeal to the five senses
  18. a comparison between two unlike without using like or as
  19. a group of lines that form a unit within a poem
  20. a sudden and vivid memory of an event in the past
  21. a type of writing that tells a story
  22. a comparison between two unlike things using like or as
  23. clues or hints signaling events that will occur later
  24. the time and place
  25. a writing that explains