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Literary Term Jeopardy

Literary Term Jeopardy. A comparison using “like” or “as”. Compares two things without using “like” or “as”. Repetition of initial consonant sound. A miniature world representing a larger world. Character against some force outside of himself or herself. Repetition of initial vowel sound.

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Literary Term Jeopardy

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  1. Literary TermJeopardy

  2. A comparison using “like” or “as”

  3. Compares two things without using “like” or “as”

  4. Repetition of initial consonant sound

  5. A miniature world representing a larger world

  6. Character against some force outside of himself or herself

  7. Repetition of initial vowel sound

  8. Words that create sounds

  9. Man against some force inside the character

  10. Inanimate objects are given human characteristics

  11. Specific event when the main conflict is introduced

  12. Turning point of the story; high point of interest

  13. Hint or clues about future events

  14. Main conflict is resolved

  15. Part of the story introducing characters, setting, conflict, etc.

  16. Atmosphere; feeling created within the reader

  17. Characters, setting, and events stand for something else

  18. Reference to a well-known person, event, or place

  19. Emotional effect created by withholding information

  20. Time and place of a story and how it effects event

  21. Reveals character through actions and words

  22. Author explicitly states what the character is like

  23. Conversation between two or more characters

  24. Character who remains the same throughout a story

  25. Character who evolves/changes throughout a story

  26. Event contrasting what is expected and what actually happens

  27. Part of the story introducing characters, setting, conflict, etc.

  28. Characters, setting, and events stand for somethingelse

  29. Reference to a well-known person, event, or place

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