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English 4 Vocab Test
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Definition = the act of adding notes to a text
Paraphrase
Annotating
Conjecture
Inference
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Definition = a typical or classic example of something
Annotation
Kenning
Archetype
Evidence
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Definition = describes the right of individuals to make their own decisions about their lives
Autonomy
Legislation
Morality
Debate
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Definition = supports claims with detailed information in writing
Inquiry
Conjecture
Bias
Evidence
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Definition = presenting things that are absurdly out of place
Paradox
Incongruity
Reversal
Parody
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Definition = refers to principles distinguishing right from wrong
Justification
Morality
Legislation
Autonomy
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Definition = a statement that appears self-contradictory but contains a truth
Paradox
Parody
Satire
Reversal
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Definition = a brief story about an interesting incident
Inference
Evidence
Anecdote
Inquiry
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Definition = a person who advocates for a particular cause or viewpoint
Legislator
Moralist
Usurper
Proponent
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Definition = describes a situation where the audience knows something crucial that the characters don't
Dramatic irony
Reversal
Incongruity
Verbal irony
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Definition = writing that criticizes human nature or institutions through humor
Parody
Satire
Overstatement
Paradox
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Definition = describes the laws created by governing bodies
Justification
Legislation
Autonomy
Morality
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Definition = the act of proving something to be right or reasonable
Morality
Debate
Legislation
Justification
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Definition = giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen; often used to describe mood
Melancholy
Folly
Ambiguity
Ominous
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Definition = when something is made to seem more significant than it really is
Understatement
Overstatement
Paradox
Incongruity
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Definition = opposite of exaggeration; a statement that expresses a fact too weakly or less emphatically than it should
Reversal
Paradox
Understatement
Overstatement
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Definition = a deep, persistent sadness or gloom; reflects Hamlet's emotional state throughout the play
Ambiguity
Melancholy
Dissent
Folly
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Definition = words the sound the same but have different meanings
Caesuras
Archetypes
Kennings
Homophones
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Definition = the expression or holding of opinions that differ from the commonly accepted views
Paradox
Incongruity
Folly
Dissent
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Definition = a serious dramatic work where the protagonist faces downfall
Reversal
Satire
Parody
Tragedy
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Definition = restatement of text in different words to clarify meaning
Synthesis
Comparison
Evidence
Paraphrase
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Definition = impossible to stop or prevent; relentless and unyielding
Inexorable
Overstatement
Tragedy
Incongruity
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Definition = lack of good sense or understanding; often depicted in characters' actions that lead to tragic consequences
Folly
Ambiguity
Dissent
Ominous
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Definition = combining different elements to form a coherent whole
Annotate
Synthesize
Compare
Disseminate
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Definition = an opinion formed with incomplete information
Bias
Inference
Conjecture
Evidence
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Definition = term describing the grammatical feature indicating attitude in verb forms
Conjecture
Transition
Comaprison
Mood
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Definition = In poetry, what is the term for a pause that divides a line with each half having two stresses
Archetype
Homophone
Caesura
Kenning
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Definition = the act of widely distributing information
Annotating
Synthesizing
Comparing
Disseminating
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Definition = literary device that uses metaphorical compound words to replace simple nouns
Conjunctions
Kennings
Annotations
Homophones
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Definition = type of sentence that smoothly connects one paragraph to the next
Comparison sentence
Transition sentence
Wrap-up sentence
Evidence sentence
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Definition = the act of taking power illegally or by force
Debate
Justification
Usurp
Reversal
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Definition = to go beyond the limits or boundaries of something; to rise above or surpass
Overstatement
Transcend
Satire
Paradox
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Definition = a deliberate imitation of another work's style, often for comic effect
Parody
Overstatement
Reversal
Satire
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Definition = making a reasonable conclusion based on available facts
Anecdote
Inference
Inquiry
Conjecture
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Definition = a structured discussion where opposing viewpoints are presented
Legislation
Morality
Debate
Justification
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Definition = describes the analysis of similarities and differences between things
Evidence
Comparison
Synthesis
Inference
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Definition = describes a preference or prejudice toward something
Inference
Synthesis
Comparison
Bias
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Definition = term describing the act of asking for information
Inquiry
Inference
Conjecture
Evidence
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Definition = a writer/speaker says one thing and means another
Overstatement
Verbal irony
Understatement
Dramatic irony
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Definition = combines a works cited list with explanatory paragraphs about each source
Transition statement
Annotated bibliography
Evidence list
Wrap-up sentence
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Definition = of such excellence or beauty that it inspires great admiration or awe; lofty or grand in nature
Reversal
Understatement
Sublime
Satire
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Definition = the presentation of events in an order opposite to what is expected
Parody
Incongruity
Reversal
Paradox
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Definition = a type of sentence that explains how information supports a paper's thesis
Evidence statement
Transition sentence
Annotated statement
Wrap-up sentence
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Definition = the quality of being open to more than one interpretation; essential in understanding plays' complexities
Dissent
Ambiguity
Folly
Melancholy
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Definition = words that help create flow by linking ideas in writing
Annotations
Kennings
Homophones
Conjunctions