Literary Terms

Jan 02, 2026

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This article explores key literary concepts, including "coming-of-age" stories, falling action, and denouement, while providing examples and definitions. It defines important terms such as persona and allusion, explaining the meaning of "verisimilitude." Additionally, it identifies what is typically found in exposition and the three types of irony, along with an example of euphemism. This comprehensive overview is ideal for students and literature enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of these fundamental literary elements.

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Literary Terms

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Literary Terms
What is a coming of age story?
Give an example of a Denouement
What is the falling action in a story?
Give an example of a coming of age story.
Define what a persona is.
What is an allusion?
What does the word “verisimilitude” mean?
What is found in the exposition?
Name the three types of irony
Give an example of a Euphemism.

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