Literary Terms set 2

4. the use of one object, which is something in itself, to represent something else
5. the use of figures of speech/detailed sensory language to create vivid images in a reader’s mind
6. a central idea of a literary work
8. the emotions that are felt by a reader, overall feeling that a reader derives from a piece
9. a literary work in which human vice or folly is attacked through irony, derision, or wit and sarcasm
10. the action of a narrative or drama

1. comparison between unlike things using the words “like”, “as”, “as if”
2. the falling action of a narrative
3. the attitude/emotions of the writer, usually implied, toward their subject or audience
5. opposite of what you expect to occur happens
7. a standard theme, element/pattern, or dramatic situation that recurs throughout a story
8. a direct comparison of two different things