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AP Literature Terms Review
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A soliloquy is...
Sensory language
A part that stands for the whole
A structure for poetry
A solitary monologue in a play
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A topic sentence should...
Provide a claim related to the thesis
Establish context
Summarize
State a theme
3
A symbol can be both literal AND figurative.
False
True
4
Writing about the following will add to your analysis...
Connotation
Tone / diction
All of the above
Juxtaposition
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“Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful." This line is an example of which poetic device?
Apostrophe
Metonymy
Alliteration
None of the above
6
A stanza is...
One scene in a play
Rhyming lines in a poem
Figurative language
A group of lines in a poem
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The 6pt Rubric awards points for...
A central claim (thesis)
Sophistication
Evidence & Commentary
All of the above
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Theme is...
The meaning of a symbol
What the text reveals about the subject
How the narrator feels about the subject
A subject of the text
9
A metaphor can be both literal AND figurative.
False
True
10
Couplet, Tercet, Quatrain, and Sestet are examples of...
Shakespearean Sonnets
Poetic meter
Free Verse
Names for stanza length
11
Setting often reveals...
All of the above
Contrasts
Character
Theme
12
A sophistication point on the 6pt Rubric is awarded for...
Contextualization of theme within real world
All of the above
Nuance and complexity
Impressive style
13
A pastoral work of prose or poetry often depicts rural life in a romanticized way
True
False
14
To analyze setting, focus on...
All the above
Architecture
Geography
Climate
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The point for a central claim or thesis can be earned by...
Stating the theme
Listing literary devices
Restating the prompt
Making a relevant claim about the prompt focus
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Irony can be...
Verbal
Situational
All of the above
Dramatic
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An ode is a form of poetry that often employs...
Apostrophe
All of the above
Personification
Praise
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The statement, "I dreamt so much I couldn't sleep," is an example of a...
Idiom
Paradox
Figure of speech
Oxymoron
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The way the speaker or narrator feels towards the subject is the...
Imagery
Mood
Tone
Vibe
20
A motif is a...
A mythical allusion
Comparison of unlike things
Repeating pattern of symbol, imagery, or word choice in a text
A form of imagery
21
Allusion is...
A reference to something outside the text
A solitary thought in a play
A form of rhyming
A mistaken belief
22
Connotation is the...
Repetition of consonant sounds
None of the above
The feeling or ideas evoked by a word
The definition of a word
23
Symbolism can be found in...
Actions
All the above
The environment
An object
24
Strong analysis...
All of the above
Provides a close reading of the quote language
Quotes 3-4 times per paragraph
Selecting relevant evidence
25
Exam prompts generally ask you to characterize which of the following?
Setting
Characters and Relationships
Tone and Diction
All the above
26
Parody is a literary form that...
Imitates in order to criticize
Romanticizes the subject
Addresses someone who can't answer back
Dramatizes historical events
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Quoting frequently entails..
Selecting relevant evidence
All of the above
Quotes 3-4 times per paragraph
Quoting key words and short phrases
28
The voice of a poem is referred to as the...
Narrator
Observer
Poet
Speaker
29
A metaphor always directly states or implies a comparison.
True
False
30
The line, "What happens to a dream deferred?" is an example of iambic pentameter.
False
True
