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| A story that corresponds to another situation at a deeper level.For example Animal farm links a regular farm to the story of the Russian Revolution |
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| Repetition of a consanant at the begining of each word,usually close together. For example Dawn goes down today." |
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| A reference to another event ,person,place, or work of literature. In Pirates of the Carribean they make references to the story of Davy Jones |
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| Contrasting ideas by balancing words of opposite menings and idea. |
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| The place in which the story is taking place in |
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| A break or pause within line of poetry by comma or full stop or unmarked puse. |
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| The writers choice of vocab |
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| Form of irony when the audience knows more about the situation at hand than the characters themselves. |
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| A specific type or kind of literature,such as drama ,prose,poetry,essay |
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| A deliberate exageration for various effects |
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| The literary feature used to create concrete descriptions. |
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| It is a gap or mismatch of what is being said. |
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| A technique used to compare terms without using like or as |
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| The organization of lines of verses intro regular patterns of stressed and unstressed sylables |
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