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Figurative Language -- $100 A scene in a story that occurred before the present time in the story ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $100 -Answer Flashback Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $200 Clues or hints about something that is going to happen later in the story ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $200 -Answer Foreshadowing Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $300 An expression that cannot be understood from the meanings of its words ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $300 -Answer Idiom Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $400 Extreme exaggeration used for emphasis or effect; an extravagant statement that is not meant to be taken literally ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $400 -Answer Hyperbole Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $500 The comparison of two unlike things to illuminate a particular quality or aspect of those things ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $500 -Answer Metaphor Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $600 The use of words whose sounds imitate the sounds of what they describe ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $600 -Answer Onomatopoeia Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $700 Describing nonhuman animals, objects, or ideas as though they possess human qualities or emotions ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $700 -Answer Personification Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $800 When two unlike things are compared, using like or as, in order to illuminate a particular quality or aspect of one of those things ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $800 -Answer Simile Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $900 When two or more words in a group of words begin with the same sound ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $900 -Answer Alliteration Back to the Game Board

Figurative Language -- $1000 Language that portrays sensory experiences, or uses the five senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) ANSWER

Figurative Language -- $1000 -Answer Imagery Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $100 A character who does not undergo a significant change over the course of a story ANSWER

Characters-- $100 --Answer Static Character Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $200 A main or important character; a character who plays a large role in a story; usually faces a large obstacle ANSWER

Characters-- $200 --Answer Major Character Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $300 The opponent or enemy of the main character, or protagonist ANSWER

Characters-- $300 -- Answer Antagonist Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $400 In this type of characterization, the author or narrator tells the reader what a character is like ANSWER

Characters-- $400 --Answer Direct Characterization Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $500 The means through which an author reveals a character’s personality, can be direct or indirect ANSWER

Characters-- $500 --Answer Characterization Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $600 A character who undergoes a significant internal change over the course of a story ANSWER

Characters-- $600 --Answer Dynamic Character Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $700 The author shows the reader or audience member what the character is like through how the character looks, says, thinks, and affects other characters ANSWER

Characters-- $700 --Answer Indirect Characterization Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $800 A character who does not play a large role in the story, does not face obstacles, and does not usually change during the course of the story ANSWER

Characters-- $800 --Answer Minor Character Back to the Game Board

Characters-- $900 The main or central character of a work of literature, usually involved in a conflict ANSWER

Characters-- $900 --Answer Protagonist Back to the Game Board

Daily Double-- $1000 Strong emotions that make a viewer see things from only one side rather than thinking of the facts ANSWER

Daily Double-- $1000 --Answer Bias Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $100 A struggle between two opposing forces ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $100 --Answer Conflict Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $200 When the reader or audience is aware of something that the characters are not aware of ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $200 -Answer Dramatic Irony Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $300 The feeling the reader gets from a work of literature; the atmosphere ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $300 -Answer mood Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $400 The environment in which a story takes place, including the time period, the location, and the physical characteristics of the surroundings ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $400 --Answer Setting Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $500 When something happens that is the reverse of what you expected ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $500 --Answer Situational Irony Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $600 Struggle between a character and another person, society, nature, or technology ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $600 --Answer External Conflict Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $700 The conversation between characters in a work of literature ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $700 --Answer Dialogue Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $800 When the name or description of something implies the opposite of the truth ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $800 -Answer Verbal irony Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $900 A struggle between a character and him/herself ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $900 -Answer Internal conflict Back to the Game Board

Literary Terms-- $1000 The perspective from which a story is told ANSWER

Literary Terms-- $1000 --Answer Point of View Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $100 The point in a play, novel, short story, or narrative poem at which the conflict reaches its greatest intensity and is then resolved ANSWER

Hodge -- $100 --Answer Climax Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $200 Words spoken to the audience by a character in a drama that are not supposed to be heard by the other characters onstage ANSWER

Hodge -- $200 --Answer Aside Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $300 Uses words in some other way than their definition to make a comparison, add emphasis, or say something in a fresh and creative way ANSWER

Hodge -- $300 -- Answer Figurative Language Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $400 The beginning of a story where the main problem that a character faces is identified ANSWER

Hodge -- $400 --Answer Opening Event Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $500 How the story ends. H ANSWER

Hodge -- $500 --Answer Resolution Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $600 Point of view in which the narrator is not one of the characters and is able to describe the experiences and thoughts of all characters in the story ANSWER

Hodge -- $600 --Answer Third-person Omniscient Point of View Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $700 Point of view in which the narrator is a character in the story who describes things from his or her own perspective and refers to him/herself as “I” ANSWER

Hodge -- $700 --Answer First-person Point of View Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $800 A story’s main message or moral lesson ANSWER

Hodge -- $800 --Answer Theme Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $900 The author’s attitude toward the subject matter or toward the audience ANSWER

Hodge -- $900 --Answer Tone Back to the Game Board

Hodge -- $1000 A method, not based on fact, used to make arguments more persuasive ANSWER

Hodge -- $1000 --Answer Propaganda Back to the Game Board

Podge -- $100 An object, setting, event, animal, or person that on one level it itself, but that has another meaning as well ANSWER

Podge -- $100 --Answer Symbol Back to the Game Board

Podge -- $200 Point of view in which the narrator is not a character in the story but the narrator can describe the experiences and thoughts of only one character in the story ANSWER

Podge -- $200 --Answer Third-person Limited Point of View Back to the Game Board

Podge -- $300 A brief story that teaches a lesson that has talking animals ANSWER

Podge -- $300 -- Answer Fable Back to the Game Board

Podge -- $400 A traditional story that is passed down by each generation ANSWER

Podge -- $400 --Answer Legend Back to the Game Board

Podge -- $500 The repetition of sounds at the ends of words ANSWER

Podge -- $500 --Answer Rhyme Back to the Game Board

Podge -- $600 Type of propaganda that uses statements that “everyone is doing it” ANSWER

Antonyms -- $600 --Answer Bandwagon Back to the Game Board

Antonyms -- $700 Type of propaganda technique that implies that only the best people use this product ANSWER

Antonyms -- $700 --Answer Snob Appeal Back to the Game Board

Antonyms -- $800 Propaganda technique that includes a statement from a celebrity or expert supporting a product or opinion ANSWER

Antonyms -- $800 --Answer Testimonial Back to the Game Board

Antonyms -- $900 Propaganda technique that links a person or idea to a negative symbol ANSWER

Antonyms -- $900 --Answer Name-calling Back to the Game Board

Antonyms -- $1000 Propaganda technique that suggests that if the reader does not agree, he or she will lose the respect of his or her peers ANSWER

Antonyms -- $1000 --Answer Peer Pressure Back to the Game Board