Vocabulary Words #64-94

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Double rhyme, two syllables rhyme

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feminine rhyme

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line of verse in which both the grammatical structure and the sense reach completion at the end

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end stop line

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a nickname or appellation

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epithet

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a fictional tale, marked by fantasy and magic, often appealing to the imagination

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fairy tale

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a totally ridiculous comedy

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farce

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irony in which the character use words which mean one thing to them but another something else

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Dramatic Irony

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pertaining to the base side of man

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Dionysian

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line of verse that carries over into next line without a pause of any kind

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enjambment

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the introductory material which sets the tone, gives the setting, among other necessary facts

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exposition

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schematic rhyme that comes at the ends of lines of verse

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end rhyme

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lyrical poem about death

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elegy

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a long narrative, usually written in elevated language, which is about a hero

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epic

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a form a rhyme wherein the look rather than the sound is important

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eye rhyme

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feelings of pity and understanding for a character

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empathy

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substitute words that sounds better than another

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euphemism

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a term applied to a group of attitudes which emphasize existence rather than the essence

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existentialism

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an engraving on a tombstone

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epitaph

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story performed by actors on a stage

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Drama

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two extremes in a continuum of intermediate possibilities

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false dichotomy

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a poem that reveals a "soul in action" through the speech of one character

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dramatic monologue

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The opposite of a utopia; a controlled world where pain exists instead of pleasure

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dystopia

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a story written to make a moral point, using animals as characters

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fable

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Begins and ends with same setting and /or narrators

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envelope method

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an awakening; a sudden understanding or burst of insight

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epiphany

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imaginative writing; writing in which the author breaks away from reality

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fantasy

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a witty saying, usually at the end of a poem, about 2 lines long; a brief, witty observation

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epigram

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a quality of style marked by pleasing, harmonious sounds, the opposite of cacophony

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euphony

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a brief quotation at the beginning of a book or chapter

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epigraph

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everything that happens in plot between the climax or crisis and the denouement

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falling action

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a term for a poem that teaches, almost preaches.

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Didactic verse

Vocabulary Words #64-94

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