ENGLISH 10 LITERARY TERMS
- ALLITERATION
- ALLUSION
- ANALOGY
- ANTAGONIST
- ASIDE
- ASSONANCE
- BLANK VERSE
- CLIMAX
- COMEDY
- CONCLUSION
- CONFLICT
- CONSONANCE
- CONNOTATION
- COUPLET
- DENOTATION
- DENOUEMENT
- DIALOGUE
- DRAMATIC IRONY
- EXPOSITION
- EXTERNAL CONFLICT
- FICTION
- FOIL
- FORESHADOWING
- HYPERBOLE
- IAMBIC PENTAMETER
- IMAGE(RY)
- INTERNAL CONFLICT
- IRONY
- METAPHOR
- MONOLOGUE
- MOOD
- NARRATION
- NON-FICTION
- ONOMATOPOEIA
- PERSONIFICATION
- PLOT
- POINT OF VIEW
- PROLOGUE
- PROTAGONIST
- PUN
- QUATRAIN - a section of a poem made up of four lines
- RHYME the repetition of sounds at the ends of words
- RHYME SCHEME a regular pattern of rhyming word in a poem
- RHYTHM the pattern of beats, or stresses in a spoken or written language
- RISING ACTION
- SESTET the final six lines of a sonnet
- SETTING the time and place of the action
- SIMILE a figure of speech in which the words are compared using like or as
- SONNET a fourteen line lyric poem usually written in rhymed iambic pentameter
- STANZA a division of a poem which contains two or more lines
- SYMBOL a place or thing that represents something else
- THEME the message an author is trying to convey
- TONE the writer's attitude toward his or her audience and subject
- TRAGEDY
- refrain (repetition)the action of repeating something that has already been said or written
- free verse poetry that doesn't have any boundaries such as,
- meter a poems rhythmical pattern, the measurement of syllables