Placing two contradictory words side-by-side to create a "new" word

To indicate or suggest an outcome beforehand

An over-exaggeration of a thing's characteristics for rhetorical effect.

Using an alternative phrase or word for an unpleasant thing

Semi-colons join complex, independent clauses so as to not lose meaning. What was our analysis of "One Art's" use of it?

The author uses it to convince themselves, not us (the reader)

To put two dissimilar concepts side by side for rhetorical effect

Expression which word/phrased used means the exact opposite of the intended

To think or represent a non-human thing as human

Using an object to represent an abstract concept or idea

Repeating the initial sound in successive words, phrases, or clauses

Speaking about one thing as if it were another

What did a Villanueva do ESPECIALLY well

Develop a theme over a span of TIME

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1
This use of an ASIDE would be considered a:
MOOD-MARKER
Cipher
TONE-MARKER
Moral
2
Oxymoron:
Placing two contradictory words side-by-side to create a "new" word
Placing two contradictory concepts near each other to create
A slowed progression of a poem's central theme
A rapid intensification of the poem's central theme
3
Foreshadow:
To indicate or suggest an outcome beforehand
To warn about the effects of something through story's moral
A literary device in which shadows are played with to influence mood
Removing shadows from a scene to suggest something is not "real"
4
Hyperbole is:
An understatement of a thing's characteristics for ironic appeal
When the author recalls the previous stanza's rhyme scheme
A fast paced rhyme scheme
An over-exaggeration of a thing's characteristics for rhetorical effect.
5
Euphemism:
Using the most offrensive phrase possible
Avoiding directly addressing a conflict
Using an alternative phrase or word for an unpleasant thing
A literal device meant to induce EUPHoria
6
Semi-colons join complex, independent clauses so as to not lose meaning. What was our analysis of "One Art's" use of it?
The author used it because she had a complex idea she needed to present
The author uses it to convince themselves, not us (the reader)
We didn't talk about this
It was a sincere use of puncutation
7
Juxtaposition
Positioning yourself to win an argument by comparing argument quality
A type of indentation style in poetry which creates a unique "position"
To put two dissimilar words side by side for rhetorical effect.
To put two dissimilar concepts side by side for rhetorical effect
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Irony:
A sober, sincere statement which expresses reality as it is, unfortunately
The quality of poems being brittle, much like "iron" the metal
Expression which word/phrased used means the exact opposite of the intended
When poem underplays emotions in dialogue by avoiding use of punctuation
9
Which TWO literary devices are at play in "One Art's" COLON use?
Symbolism and Oxymoron
Personification and Metaphor
Irony and Juxtaposition
Hyperbole and Alliteration
10
The line: "Even if it looks like (WRITE it) like disaster," used which device?
Aside
Metaphor
Alliteration
Hyperbole
11
The rhyme scheme of the villanueva is:
ABB; ACC
ABC; CBA
ABA; ABA
ABA; ACA
12
Which was the most important/devasting loss the author experienced:
Her mother's watch
The loss of keys or the hour poorly spent
Her lover
Two continents
13
Personification
Describing the person whom the passage is about
Removing personable qualities from characters in an argumentative format
Another word for announcing a character's support vs "main character" role
To think or represent a non-human thing as human
14
What did we say about "One Art's" use of the COLON:
All of the above
It was insincere at face value
It was used in the same ways one uses a colon to make a list
It understated how important the lost things were to the author
15
Mr. Horton said "One Art" was a perfect example of what kind of poem?
Sonnet
Prose
Villanueva
Haiku
16
We said that "Shan't" was nearly meant:
Ain't
Won't
Shouldn't've
Should've
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Symbolism
A cryptic message embedded in a poem in which a "cipher" is used to solve
Meaning to be taken literally
Using an object to represent an abstract concept or idea
Rhetorical device showing a symbiotic relationship between words
18
Alliteration:
Repeating the initial sound in successive words, phrases, or clauses
Repeating ending sounds (rhyme) at the end of the line
The act of making something not literal so it sounds less offensive.
A formal announcement made in poetry to the audience. Similar to an aside
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Metpaphor
A description of a thing's metaphysical qualities
Speaking about one thing as if it were another
A meta-level analysis of a thing's nature relative to literary features
Comparing two things using like or as
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What did a Villanueva do ESPECIALLY well
Use "soft" rhymes
Present facts as "straight-up" and unchangeable features
Develop a theme over a span of TIME
Make Mr. Horton cry

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