AP Literary Terms point of view to villanelle

Diction, syntax, imagery all contribute to an author's...

Tiger, lion, raven are all examples of a...

First person narrative that progresses in the form of letters or journal entries:

Humorous writing intended to poke fun at societal weaknesses:

Literary movement that embraces nature and individualism:

Which of the following is NOT a symbol in The Kite Runner?

Mercutio's description of his fatal stab wound as “Ay, ay, a scratch, a scratch":

"Who doesn't love a long weekend?"

First person point of view is used in all of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT a theme of The Scarlet Letter?

How many lines does a sestina have?

The following is the rhyme scheme for a Shakespearean sonnet:

Toothache, handshake, downtown are all examples of a...

Time, place, and mood:

Which poem type is the longest?

Which point of view is used the least in works of literary merit?

The repetitive pattern of beats in poetry:

The figure with whom the audience sympathizes:

TJ Eckleburg is a symbol in what novel?

6 line stanza:

How many lines do all sonnets have?

"Want to come check out my new wheels?"

Instructions from a playwright:

A four-line stanza

Which of the following authors is known for satire?

Underlying ideas that the author illustrates through characterization, motifs, plot, etc.

Otherwise known as denouement:

Analysis of a poem's rhyme and meter:

Author's attitude toward his subject:

Themes should be all of the following EXCEPT:

"Now it is Loneliness who comes at night/ Instead of Sleep, to sit beside my bed" conveys this tone:

Swamp and damp would be an example of a...

All of the following apply to a tragic hero EXCEPT...

"Your eyes are like stars"

Organization and form of a literary work:

"But soft, what light through yonder window breaks? It is the East, and Juliet is the sun" is the start of a famous...

Creon was one of these...

Which of the following poets did NOT write sonnets?

Implied meaning in a work:

A tercet is an example of a...