The Stuff That
Doesn't Change: It just gets longer. Literary History, Nobel/Pulitzer Winners, Terms Contest Info: format and general info
Check Your Knowledge!Pulitzers:Check your knowledge of some of the titles of Pulitzer Prize for Drama winners (titles are missing 1 word)
Quiz with Pulitzer Prize for Drama winners--quiz with all winners through 2014
Pulitzer Prize for Drama Must-Knows! (selected winners...learn these!!)
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction--Must Knows! Study and know these!! (selected ones, not all)
Can you match the Pulitzer Prize--Fiction work with its author?
Match the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction must-knows with their synopses
Quiz on Pulitzer Prize for Poetry winners--by year
Pulitzer winners for Fiction Which book won a Pulitzer? (helps with correlating authors to their works) Matching Pulitzers for Fiction with authors and decade! Nobels:Test your knowledge of the winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature (2015's is missing, but is Svetlana Alexievich, who is Belarusian)
Terms, Movements, Miscellaneous:Quiz on poetic meter, etc
Some Literary Terms--not too hard, not too easy The Ultimate Lit Crit Terms Quiz! |
Join Mrs. Kissire's Lit Crit class on Quizlet (please don't join if you aren't actually at SHS and attempting to make the team):
Literary Terminology:Alphabetical list of Literary Terms with explanations and samples
Handbook of Literary Terms by Holt Rinehart (interactive PDF):
Organized by Type:
Rhetorical Schemes: figures of speech that deal with patterns of words like word order, syntax, letters, and sounds (as opposed to the meaning of words, which are tropes) Tropes: figures of speech with an unexpected twist in the meaning of words, as opposed to schemes, which only deal with patterns of words. |