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ELEMENTS OF LITERATURE PART 2

1. the general emotional feel of a story. Examples include mysterious, inspiring, and humorous.
2. a comparison between two things that are different, but similar in some way
3. a person, animal, or personified object (a talking car) in a story
4. tension caused when the hero’s desires are frustrated by opposing forces in a story
5. an implied, often emotional, meaning of a word or phrase
6. the audience knows more about a dramatic situation than the characters in- volved.
7. a piece of writing featuring imaginary people and events
8. the attitude a piece of writing expresses toward its subject.
9. when and where a story or novel takes place
10. what the main character desperately wants or needs, but has trouble getting.
11. a figure of speech comparing two unlike things using the words like or as
12. exaggeration for a certain effect in a story, poem, or script
13. something that stands for an idea
14. the action in a story. It is usually generated by a conflict between a hero who wants some- thing and a person or force opposing him
15. a piece of writing featuring imaginary people and events

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ELEMENTS OF LITERATURE PART 2 (Answer Key)

f 1. the general emotional feel of a story. Examples include mysterious, inspiring, and humorous.
a 2. a comparison between two things that are different, but similar in some way
o 3. a person, animal, or personified object (a talking car) in a story
c 4. tension caused when the hero’s desires are frustrated by opposing forces in a story
d 5. an implied, often emotional, meaning of a word or phrase
n 6. the audience knows more about a dramatic situation than the characters in- volved.
i 7. a piece of writing featuring imaginary people and events
l 8. the attitude a piece of writing expresses toward its subject.
b 9. when and where a story or novel takes place
e 10. what the main character desperately wants or needs, but has trouble getting.
j 11. a figure of speech comparing two unlike things using the words like or as
h 12. exaggeration for a certain effect in a story, poem, or script
g 13. something that stands for an idea
k 14. the action in a story. It is usually generated by a conflict between a hero who wants some- thing and a person or force opposing him
m 15. a piece of writing featuring imaginary people and events

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