Literary Terms Review

3. A character type recurring through history.
8. A writer's choice of words.
11. A question without an answer.
12. An indirect reference.
14. The repetition of consonant sounds in nearby words.
15. When something could be interpreted in two or more ways.
16. A writer's attitude.
17. The use of images that represent something else other than itself.
18. This type of irony occurs when a speaker says the opposite of what she means.

1. This type of irony occurs when the audience knows something the characters in a story do not.
2. A repeated image or symbol.
4. When a writer places two things side by side to contrast them.
5. A long speech made by one character while other characters are present.
6. The feelings surrounding a word.
7. This type of irony occurs when there is an outcome opposite from what is expected.
9. Language that appeals to our five senses.
10. Dialogue not heard by all characters on stage.
13. How a literary works makes the reader feel.