When sentences in a poem or text start with the same word

A sudden outburst of emotion in the audience

When a line spills over onto the next line continuously

A reoccurring idea or concept in a literary work

What is a tragic hero?

A character who is good experiencing a fall from grace

Feelings of sadness or sympathy in an audience

An excess of confidence or arrogance

Ending a line of poetry with a full stop

What is a semantic field?

Words that all link to the same idea

A poem written in memory of someone who has died

What is a narrative shift?

A change in perspective in a poem from one voice to another

What is a cyclical structure?

When a poem is the same at the end as it is at the start

What is lexical parallelism?

Sentences that mirror each other in some way

What is phantasmagoria?

Text written in a way that makes it seem like a dream

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What is anaphora?
When there is a lot of imagery in poem
When a poem rhymes
When a poem is just one stanza
When sentences in a poem or text start with the same word
2
What is catharsis?
A sudden outburst of emotion in the audience
When a character has an emotional breakdown
When a story is left on a cliffhanger
When a story has a sad ending
3
What is a protagonist?
Main Character
Male Character
Secondary Character
Villain
4
What is an antagonist?
Main Character
Villain
Secondary Character
Male Character
5
What is AO4?
Comparison
Analysis
References
Terminology
6
What is AO1?
Analysis
Terminology
Context
Comparison
7
What is enjambment?
When a poem has a sad tone
When a line spills over onto the next line continuously
Pause in a line in a poem
When a poem doesn't rhyme
8
Psychogeography is the idea that certain locations make audiences have certain reactions and responses
True
False
9
What is hamartia?
A character's fatal flaw
An outburst of emotion in a character
An excess of confidence or arrogance
A change of fortune for a character
10
What does Belle Reve mean?
Beautiful Home
Beautiful Dream
Horrendous Nightmare
Beautiful life
11
What is a motif?
A repeated quote
A repeated word
A reoccurring stage direction
A reoccurring idea or concept in a literary work
12
What is a tragic hero?
A villain who turns good
A villain
A character who is good experiencing a fall from grace
A hero who dies
13
What is a tercet?
A stanza of 3 lines
A stanza of 6 lines
A stanza of 2 lines
A stanza of 4 lines
14
What does Blanche's name mean?
From the Woods
Argumentative and difficult
Pure and innocent
Whiny and childish
15
What is pathos?
Feelings of sadness or sympathy in an audience
An outburst of emotion in an audience
A sudden pause in a line of poetry
Feelings of joy in an audience
16
Who wrote the article related to setting in ASND?
David Burns
Andrea Dixon
Tony Coult
Daniel Torne
17
What is hubris?
An excess of confidence or arrogance
A character's fatal flaw
An outburst of emotion in a character
A change of fortune for a character
18
What is caesura?
A pause in a line of poetry
The end of a poem
A shift in tone in poetry
A pace change in poetry
19
What is an end-stop?
Ending a line of poetry with a full stop
When a line ends with a dash
When a line ends with a question mark
When a line carries on to the next
20
What is a semantic field?
Words that are all negative
Words that all link to the same idea
Words that all rhyme
Words that all mean the same thing
21
What does Antebellum mean?
Old fashioned
Prejudiced
Existing before the Civil War
A funny way of dressing
22
What is a quintain?
A stanza of 5 lines
A stanza of 2 lines
A stanza of 7 lines
A stanza of 4 lines
23
What is sibilance?
Lots of S sounds in a line
Lots of P sounds in a poem
Rhyming words in a poem
Punctuation in a poem
24
What do we call it when a poem sounds like it's rambling?
Thinking Out Loud (Not like Ed Sheeran)
Stream of Consciousness
Monologue
Dialogue
25
What is AO3?
Comparison
Analysis
Context
References
26
Elysian Fields is the land in Greek Mythology where fallen heroes go to rest
False
True
27
What is a sestet?
A stanza of 7 lines
A stanza of 8 lines
A stanza of 2 lines
A stanza of 6 lines
28
What is AO2?
Terminology
Analysis
References
Context
29
What is an elegy?
A poem with no rhyme scheme
A poem about a split relationship
A poem written in memory of someone who has died
A happy poem
30
What is a narrative shift?
A change in perspective in a poem from one voice to another
A change in mood in a poem from happy to sad
A change in mood in a poem from happy to sad
A change in tense in a poem from one to the other
31
What AOs are you assessed on in a contemporary poetry question?
AO5, AO1, AO4
AO2, AO5, AO3
AO1, AO2, AO4
AO5, AO1, AO3
32
What is AO5?
Terminology
References
Analysis
Context
33
What is a cyclical structure?
When a poem is the same at the end as it is at the start
Another word for couplets
Sentences that mirror each other in some way
When a play is a parody of another
34
What is lexical parallelism?
Another word for couplets
When a play is a parody of another
Sentences that mirror each other in some way
When a poem is the same at the end as it is at the start
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What is phantasmagoria?
Poems with an irregular rhyme schemes
Text written in a way that makes it seem like a dream
Poems written in iambic pentameter
Poems with childlike themes

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