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What is literary parallelism
a brief story about an event. Usually to make a point
An expression or a word used imaginatively rather than literally
when the text suggest meaning beyond what is actual stated
using the same structure or word choice in multiple sentences/lines
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Vocabulary: what does the word mouldering mean?
stated in writing, set down as a rule
major themes, features, or elements
boring due to a lack of variety
Slowly decaying, usually because of neglect
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What is Rhetoric?
A story written to be performed by actors
The way a speaker/author presents his/her argument--their style
A brief story about an interesting event in order to make a point
a figure of speech that cannot be understood literally
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Vocabulary: what does the word apprehension mean?
absolute rule; tyranny
state of putting something into action
anxiety or fear that something bad will happen
deciding or settling a question
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What is a theme?
A contrast between what is stated and what is meant
A form of persuasive writing or argument
The central message or insight into life revealed by a literary work
The use of clues to suggest events that have yet to occur
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What does it mean to explicitly show something?
A statement that explains who is issuing the document and for what purpose
It refers to what the text actually says
A question that calls attention to an issue by having an obvious answer
It refers to what the text implies
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What is an Anecdote
A person that takes part in the action of the story.
the speaker or character who tells the story
A brief story about an event. Usually to make a point
The use of words that imitate sounds
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What does the term analysis mean?
A close look at how the author uses literary techniques to create meaning
to read briefly and summarize the main ideas
the central message or insight into life revealed by the literary work
a deliberate exaggeration or overstatemnet
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Vocabulary: what does the word teeming mean?
the cause of serious trouble or suffering
full of people or things; crowded
morally correct behavior or thinking
to feel little or no emotion
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Vocabulary: What does the word Maligned mean?
to be the center of activity
To speak about someone in a mean or spiteful manner
distinguised; famous; noteworthy
to be annoyingly honest about a person
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What is an Analogy?
Public speaking that is formal, persuasive, and emotionally appealing
An extended comparison between two things for the purpose of explanation
The act of creating and eveloping a character
A reference to a well-known person, place, event, or work of art
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Vocabulary: what does the word hypocrite mean?
a betrayal of trust, especially against one's country
mental or nervous stress
people who bring a lawsuit to court
A person who claims to have beliefs but does not act accordingly
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Vocabulary: what does the word contrarian mean?
fighting noisily
not graceful or skillful in movement or shape
Accept something reluctantly but withoug protest
A person who opposes or rejects popular opinion
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What is a metaphor?
A written conversation between two characters
A figure of speech that combines two opposing or contradictory ideas
A speech delivered entirely by one person or character
A figure of speech that compares two different things
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Vocabulary: what does the word admiration mean?
respect and approval for someone or something
person who helps the enemy
very strong disapproval
making false statements with the intent to harm
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Vocabulary: what does the word obligation mean?
range of colors used in a particular work
formally request; seek help from
happening all the time
An Act to which a person is morally or legally bound to complete
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What is imagery?
a figure of speech that compares two different things
figurative language used to create word pictures of the reader
A deliberate exaggeration or overstatement
The use of words that imitate sound
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What is a nonconformist?
A person that says untrue things in order to ruin someone's reputation
A person whose behavior or views are different from what is socially normal
A person that rebels against their government
the main character in a play, story, or novel
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Vocabulary: what does the word hostility mean?
virtue of following moral or ethical principles
unfriendly behavior or opposition
things not decided or finalized
warm, welcoming attitute
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Vocabulary: what does the word criticism mean?
done with skill or cleverness
Use unclear language to avoid committing oneself to something
to express disapproval of someone or something
reduced in respectability; disgraced
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Vocabulary: what does the word Abbey mean?
took the place of, removed
A building occupied by monks or nuns
beneficial, promoting a positive purpose
shape used in graphic novels and comic books to show what a character says
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What does it mean to imply something?
The order of events in which things happen
To guess what the text is suggesting based on what it actually says
The ordinary form of written language. Not a poem.
the perspective from which a story is told
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Who are Plato, Sophocles, Sappho, and Dante
Names of some of the Egyptian Gods
Well known politicians from the 1800s
Authors of classic literature and philosophy
Famous actors from film and stage
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What is hyperbole?
the form of a language spoken by people in a particular region
A contrast between what is stated and what is meant
poetry that does not have regular rhythm or meter
a deliberate exaggeration or overstatement
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What is an author's attitude?
the central message or insight into life revealed by the work
The perspective from which the story is told
The ability to paint a picture in the reader's mind
The author's feeling about the subject
