Walch Toolbook: Prose and PoetryWalch Publishing, 1998 - 118 Seiten Illuminates the basics of literature, including setting, plot, character, mood, theme, and point of view. Develops literary vocabulary. Demystifies poetic terms and forms. |
Inhalt
Basic Tools | 1 |
Person | 5 |
Mood | 7 |
Plot | 10 |
Conflict | 11 |
Style | 13 |
Theme | 14 |
Point of View | 15 |
Antithesis | 30 |
Apostrophe | 33 |
Hyperbole | 36 |
Irony | 39 |
Literary Allusion | 42 |
Metaphor | 45 |
Metonymy | 48 |
Oxymoron | 51 |
Slant | 17 |
Setting | 20 |
Character | 22 |
Figures of Speech | 25 |
It Figures | 28 |
Personification | 54 |
Simile | 57 |
Synecdoche | 60 |
Understatement Litotes | 63 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
acrostic action alliteration amphibrach anapestic anapestic tetrameter answer apostrophe Assonance Author Unknown bells Blah Blah Blah blank verse boy stood bright Casey Casey's character couplet Danny Deever element elephant example Explication feet figures of speech Free verse Haiku Helen Ruth Bass human humor Hyperbole iambic pentameter iambic tetrameter idea inner person irony Literary Allusion literary ballad look love thee Lyric marked metaphors metonymy mood Name Date Exercise Onomatopoeia outer person oxymoron pair Person versus Personification plot poet point of view protagonist quatrain questions Read reader recognized remember requirements rhyme scheme rhythm pattern Rudyard Kipling scene sentence simile slant someone sonnet sound stanza pattern story syllables synecdoche Tasting Response theme things thou thought tion Toolbook tree trimeter type of conflict type of poem understand understatement Walch William Wordsworth words write པ པ