AP Lit Review (Marquez-TW)

When writing the title of a novel you must...

The order or arrangement of words in a sentence

unrhymed iambic pentameter; found in poetry and many of Shakespeare's plays

A situation or statement that seems to contradict itself, but on closer inspection, does not.

rhyme based on spelling rather than rhyme

apostrophe error-correct it: Alexis's favorite book is Hosseinis novel, The Kite Runner.

Tone is created by diction, syntax, figurative language and:__________

direct address to an imaginary, dead, or absent person

The basic rhythmic unit in a line of poetry

A 19-line poem w/five 3-line stanzas and an ending quatrain.

Sentence construction that omits conjunctions

a character whose qualities contrast with those of another to emphasize the traits of the first

A line or set of lines repeated several times throughout the course of a poem

Apostrophe error-correct it: Hassans son, loves Amir's kite.

A classic sonnet associated with Shakespeare that ends in a couplet

An eight-line stanza OR the first eight lines of an Italian Sonnet

When writing the title of a poem, you must...

A poem about the separation of lovers, typically at dawn

an idealized place

 usually shaped as a twin, shadow or a mirror image of a protagonist

form of understatement in which the negative is used to create emphasis.

Seize the day-used as a theme in Latin poetry

a reference to another work or famous figure

A recurring image, phrase, or idea that helps convey the theme of a literary work

words that sound like what they mean

German word for a coming of age story

A pause somewhere in the middle of a line of poetry, often marked by punctuation

Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme and have the same meter

apostrophe error-correct it: Amir's wife is her fathers favorite.

Apostrophe error-correct it: Sarahs puppy loves its food.

A group of lines in poetry

When a part signifies the whole or the whole signifies a part

continuation of a syntactic unit from one line of a poem to the next w/o a pause

Long narrative poem that relates the deeds of a hero

A poem about death, mourning, or somber reflection.

Excessive pride or ambition that leads to a character's downfall

A protagonist who is markedly unheroic-For example Gatsby or Heathcliff

Four-line stanza

Poetry that celebrates the simple, rustic life of shepherds

A poem that celebrates. It might praise a person, object or event.