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AP Vocabulary List 3 and Literary Terms
AP Vocabulary List 3 and Literary Terms
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UNIFORM
consistent in appearance
having one form
looking alike
all the same
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CARTOGRAPHERS make
carts
organs
maps
articfacts
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As a literary device, APOSTOPHE
indicates plurality
refers to celestial or heavenly beings
addresses something that is not present and/or can't respond
indicates ownership
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Which if the following is NOT a type of IRONY
dramatic
situational/cosmic
coincidence
verbal
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The word AVUNCULAR means
conflicted or confused
singular or one-of-a-kind
of or like a large bird
of or like an uncle
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MINUTE means, secondarily
very small
60 seconds
a brief musical piece
really really really small
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WANE
to increase
to change
to lessen
to remain unchanged
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To what literary period does 'Hamlet' belong?
the Renaissance
Romanticism
Postmodern period
Modernist period
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TEMPER means
timely
to harden or improve a material by treating it
a person's state of mind
the degree of hardness and elasticity in a material
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Which of the following is not an assumption of EXISTENTIALISM?
morality without taking action is not morality at all
art should "hold a mirror up to life"
we each must create our own "meaning of life"
government and religion can't provide us with a sense of morality
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The opposite of EUPHEMISM is
CACOPHISM
DYSPHEMISM
PRISMISM
MIASMISM
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On what date will the AP English Literature exam occur?
May 7
May 8
May 6
May 5
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The term PASTORAL means
related to the simple life in the countryside
from a point of view that is pure and uncorrupted
concerned with cities and progress
connected to the natural and common
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A SOLILOQUY is
a quick verbal exchange between characters in a play
speaking one's thoughts, especially by a character in a play
acting out one's ideas, especially by a character in a play
the sonnet form, but as performed in a play
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Which of these literary/cultural periods are in the correct chronological order?
Classical, Baroque, Romantic, Rock and Roll
Classical, Modernism, Medieval, Realism
Classical, Medieval, Realism, Modernism
Medieval, Classical, Realism, Modernism
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To what literary period does 'Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead' belong?
Surrealism
Realism
Modernism
Postmodernism
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The root LOQU in the word ELOQUENCE means
talk
explain
listen
understand
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The opposite of CACOPHONY is
APHONY
DISPHONY
MY LITTLE PHONY
EUPHONY
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Where does 'Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead' take place, most likely?
England
Denmark
Hell
'Hamlet'
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To be JAUNTY one would
have a lively or playful manner
become extremely wealthy
have a somewhat yellowed complexion
be physically active
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In a tragedy, CATHARISIS is
a sense of happiness that comes with the resolution of the plot
the release of tension that comes with the resolution of the plot
a means of amusing or teasing the audience or reader
the climax or point of highest tension in the plot
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The word DIGRESS means
to jump off-topic, never to return
to move backwards
to go off-topic for a period , but then return
to move sideways
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The word ANATHEMA means
the main idea stated negatively
an abridged thesis statement
something or someone that one strongly dislikes
something or someone that one likes