AP Vocabulary Set 2 Part 2

An interruption in a story to describe an earlier event.

The way an author writes; writing or art that is typical of an artist, genre, or time period.

Descriptions that appeal to the senses.

A category, often in literature, movies or other arts.

adj- perfection-seeking; 2. n- someone who imagines or wants to bring about a perfected society.

When two or more words end in the same sound, often at the end of lines of poetry or a song or a short poem.

Thought to be a timeless work of art.

A tender, warm feeling in literature, an attitude or emotion.

A word or phrase that links one idea to the next, changing from one condition to another.

A comparison,using metaphor or simile, made between a thing and something really different from it.

A repeated pattern of sound, the sound made by stressing certain words when reading out loud.

Information, usually misleading, deliberately spread to promote a particular cause or idea.

The main events that form a story.

The use of humor to show the weaknesses or flaws in someone or something.

Filled with emotion, fired up.

Person making a speech.

An analysis of how good or bad something is.

An explanation of a story, information, or an idea; background information for a story.

The use of a physical object to represent an abstract idea.

The personality expressed by the writer or character.