Literary Devices

Jean McCorkle

l n i n r h i i r m v r y u n i o

y a e o a a m o s n a t g f m p f

h n p i e e t e o o e s s n e h e

o i k t a g t e o i e b i r m o m

a u m c h a r a c t e r s i o m e

i h a i e o p o t a m o n o i o h

n f n f y e s i r c n a x e r p t

t c v n c s n e f i a e a p g h l

e c s o v g n o f f i h l h p o a

n l m n t n o i t i s o p x e n s

n i a m b i c p e n t a m e t e r

o m n o e a t e l o b r e p y h e

i a s r t n e i c s i n m o y i v

t x f i r s t p e r s o n m m o i

c r o i c r a r f e o p e h m o n

i n t b i o g r a p h y m i f e u

f c h t m r a i h o e n n a o n e

biography	characters	climax
exposition	fiction	first person
genre	haiku	homophone
hyperbole	iambic pentameter	man vs man
man vs society	memoir	nonfiction
omniscient	onomatopoeia	personification
personification	plot	rhyme
setting	tone	universal theme

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