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Key terminology for the Shakespeare section of GCSE Literature Paper 1
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A statement that means the opposite of what it says
Irony
Hamartia
Tragedy
Oxymoron
2
a
question
that you ask without expecting an answer
Rhetorical Question
Imagery
Enjambment
Iambic Pentameter
3
The comparison of one thing to another without the use of
like
or
as
.
Anaphora
Metaphor
Simile
Imagery
4
The pattern of related ideas or symbols, in a literary work.
Tragedy
Metaphor
Motif
Imagery
5
A speech heard by the audience but not by other characters; represents character thinking aloud
Catharsis
Pathos
Anaphora
Soliloquy
6
a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear together eg
cruel kindness
Hamartia
Anaphora
Oxymoron
Catharsis
7
A character of high reputation, who, due to hamartia and fate, falls from glory to suffering
Anaphora
Hamartia
Tragic hero
Tragic hero
8
The purging of the feelings of pity and fear that occur in the audience at the end of a tragedy
Hamartia
Dramatic Irony
Catharsis
Soliloquy
9
When the audience knows or understands more than one or more of the characters
Dramatic Irony
Imagery
Soliloquy
Irony
10
A weakness, resulting in the fall of the tragic hero.
Hamartia
Pathos
Oxymoron
Fatal flaw
11
Five two syllable feet per line (so 10 syllables per line)
Pathos
Iambic Pentameter
Catharsis
Oxymoron
12
A play dealing with an unhappy ending, and the downfall of the main character(s)
Tragedy
Imagery
Dramatic Irony
Irony
