Literary Terms 1
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Literary terms include 'mood', 'theme', 'narrative', 'dramatic irony'. Like every other subject, English literature has its own vocabulary. Writing about a novel, play or poem requires you to understand these terms and be able to use them confidently.
See if you know the difference between a 'protagonist' and an 'antagonist' or 'irony' and 'satire' by trying this English quiz.
The 'person' who tells the story to the audience in a work of fiction.
An individual represented dramatically or in narrative.
Saying one thing, while meaning something else.
The central idea of a work of literature.
The sensory perceptions created by a word or phrase.
A description of words or situations which can have more than one possible meaning.
The main character in a story or play.
A conversation between characters in a narrative or dramatic work.
In a narrative or dramatic work, the events which occur and their relationship to one another.
The personal angle or perspective from which a story is told.
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