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Understanding Figurative Language and Literary Elements in Literature

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Explore the intricacies of figurative language including similes, metaphors, hyperboles, and personification. Understand symbolism and the significance of roots, prefixes, and suffixes in enhancing meaning. Delve into the elements of narrative such as setting, conflict, plot structure, and character development. Learn the importance of dialogue, tone, voice, and point of view in storytelling. Discover various poetic forms and the elements that distinguish poetry from prose. Equip yourself with effective text structures and summarizing techniques to enhance comprehension and engagement.

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Understanding Figurative Language and Literary Elements in Literature

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  1. Figurative Language • Simile • Metaphor • Hyperbole • Personification

  2. Symbolism • Symbolism is

  3. Roots, Prefixes, Suffixes

  4. Denotation vs. Connotation

  5. Analogies • Analogies are

  6. Analogies (pt. 2)

  7. Reference Materials • Dictionary • Thesaurus • Glossary • Index

  8. Synonyms and Antonyms

  9. Context Clues • Context clues are • Follow these steps to use context clues

  10. Setting • Setting is

  11. Static and Dynamic Characters

  12. Conflict

  13. Internal vs External Conflict

  14. Elements of Plot • Exposition is • The initiating event is • The rising action is • The climax is • The falling action is • The resolution is

  15. Climax- Falling action- Rising Action- Initiating Event- Exposition- Resolution-

  16. Theme • Theme is

  17. Subplot • Subplot is • An example of subplot is

  18. Dialogue • Dialogue is

  19. Tone • Tone is serious- solemn- sarcastic- objective-

  20. Tone (pt. 2) enthusiastic - humorous- hostile- disapproving- personal- impersonal-

  21. Voice • Voice is

  22. Point of View • 1st Person • 3rd Person Limited • 3rd Person Omniscient

  23. Literary Devices • Foreshadowing • Irony • Flashback

  24. Poetic Forms • Haiku • Limerick • Ballad

  25. Poetic Forms (pt.2) • Free Verse • Couplet • Quatrain

  26. Elements of Poetry and Prose • Rhyme • Rhythm • Meter

  27. Elements of Poetry and Prose (pt. 2) • Repetition • Alliteration • Onomatopoeia

  28. Author’s Purpose • Entertain • Persuade • Inform

  29. Text Structure • Cause and Effect • Comparison/Contrast • Enumeration or Listing

  30. Text Structure (pt. 2) • Sequential or Chronological • Concept/Definition • Generalization • Process

  31. Summarizing • Summarizing is

  32. Main Idea • The main idea is

  33. Test Taking Strategies

  34. Works Cited

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