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Quality Core Glossary of Literary Terms
English, 31-60 Questions with Detailed Verified
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Literary Analysis
Ans: To break down literature.
Loose/Periodic Sentence
Ans: If you put your main point at the beginning of a long sentence, you
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are writing a __ sentence. If your main point is at the end of a long sentence,
you are writing a __ sentence.
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Memoir
Ans: A collection of memories that an individual writes about moments or
events, both public or private that took place in the subject's life.
Metacognitive
Ans: Thinking about how you think.
Metaphor
Ans: A comparison of two things NOT using like or as (Ex. The wind is a
song to the sparrows).
Motif
Ans: An idea that is repeated throughout a story.
Myth
Ans: A story that could be fiction or from legend.
Narrative
Quality Core Glossary of Literary Terms
English, 31-60 Questions with Detailed Verified
Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already
Graded A+
Literary Analysis
Ans: To break down literature.
Loose/Periodic Sentence
Ans: If you put your main point at the beginning of a long sentence, you
© 2025 All rights reserved®
are writing a __ sentence. If your main point is at the end of a long sentence,
you are writing a __ sentence.
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Memoir
Ans: A collection of memories that an individual writes about moments or
events, both public or private that took place in the subject's life.
Metacognitive
Ans: Thinking about how you think.
Metaphor
Ans: A comparison of two things NOT using like or as (Ex. The wind is a
song to the sparrows).
Motif
Ans: An idea that is repeated throughout a story.
Myth
Ans: A story that could be fiction or from legend.
Narrative
