Literary Terms

1. The figure in Greek Mythology who stole fire for humanity
10. A type of writing which explores multiple perspectives on a topic
12. A literary period that valued individuality, emotion, passion and finding God in nature
14. A literary device which uses conjunctions excessively to increase the pace or show a character is overwhelmed
15. A literary device which creates a parallel between three descriptions
16. Sentence structure
17. The time, location and sociocultural environment that a text is set within
18. The strength of language used
19. The term for the collection of universally recognised, significant and valuable literary works
20. The information surrounding a text's construction that influences meaning

2. When evidence of a literary work is made evident in an original textual creation
3. A form of communication that shares ideas, values and perspectives through fictional creations
4. A literary period characterised by the desire to create art for arts sake
5. Word choice
6. A literary lens which looks at the representation of gender, particularly females, in literature
7. The stories told during ancient times as a tool for teaching and morality
8. A literary lens which explores the representation of power dynamics within a text
9. A literary device which draws a comparison between two thins by saying one thing is like or similar to another
11. The formality of words selected
13. A literary device which draws a comparison between two things by saying one thing IS another