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details that deal with the 5 senses
motif
memoir
sensory detail
imagery
2
denotation
the way a word makes your feel
the dictionary definition of a word
3
a true story written on real things that happened
fiction
ethos
non-fiction
biography
4
duel meanings
abstract ideas
symbol
editorial writting
idiom
5
first person
they,she,he
you
i,me,my
6
historical account of biography from personal account
juxtaposition
biography
memior
idiom
7
logos
authority
logic
meaning
emotion
8
recurring theme in a book
aside
motif
symbol
paradox
9
words that paint an image
imagery
logos
paradox
irony
10
the audience knows more then the characters do
ambiguity
verbal irony
dramatic irony
allegory
11
arrangement of 2 ideas
aside
epigraph
juxtaposition
abstract ideas
12
quote leading into a story or chapter
motif
mood
idiom
epigraph
13
personal account written by someone else
memior
auto-biography
biography
monologue
14
making fun of human weakness
syntax
paradox
satire
prose
15
opposite of what you expect
verbal irony
situational irony
allusion
allegory
16
running on of a line in a peom
theme
enjambment
allusion
aside
17
say something different then what you expext
prose
irony
understatement
verbal irony
18
2 words that are opposite but mean the same thing
allegory
paradox
motif
theme
19
the way the people speak
syntax
enjebment
hyperbole
colloquialism
20
heard by only the audience
allusion
soliloquy
monologue
aside
21
diction is the word choice
False
True
22
the readers emotion
mood
tone
satire
motif
23
pathos
meaning
emotin
authority
logic
24
speech heard by every character
memoir
allegory
allusion
monologue
25
the lesson learned in a story
idiom
tone
prose
theme
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A story that teaches a lesson
ambiguity
paradox
imagery
allegory
27
something concrete that builds on something else
abstract ideas
allusion
symbol
diction
28
drama, fiction, poetry are all examples of
abstract ideas
motif
colloquialism
genres
29
inner most thoughts
vignette
soliloquy
satire
colloquialism
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anything thats not poetry
prose
mood
ethos
motif
31
second person
they,she,he
you
i,me,my
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has facts and opinions
editorial writing
understatement
syntax
auto-biography
33
the authors attitude towards a story
logos
mood
tone
allegory
34
personal account written by the person
memior
motif
auto-biography
biography
35
over reaction
overstatement
motif
logos
hyperbole
36
fiction
short story
a story based on real events
scientific facts
a fake story
37
third person
you
they,she,he
i,me,my
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connotation
what you think a word means
the dictionary definition of a word
39
a characters personality, direct or indirect
characters feelings
characterization
satire
theme
40
a brief poetic description
allusion
ambiguity
idiom
vignette
41
under reaction
soliloquy
epigraph
enjambment
understatement
42
ethos
authority
logical
emotion
meaning
43
syntax in the sentence structure
False
True
44
reference to literature, history, or the bible
ambiguity
illusion
allusion
allegory
45
more then one interpretation
allegory
ambiguity
allusion
juxtaposition
46
a phrase with a non literal meaning
memior
idiom
motif
tone