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Style and Rhetorical terms for PreAP English
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1
It’s raining cats and dogs.
maxim
idiom
genre
none of the above
2
Chaucer’s
Canterbury Tales &
Forrest Gump are examples of this.
flashback
genre
none of the above
frame story
3
interruption of the chronological sequence of events by interjection of earlier events
flashback
all of the above
frame story
idiom
4
Every story ever told is a...
narrative
all of the above
flashback
frame story
5
any person who through contrast underscores the distinctive characteristics of another
dramatic irony
foil
all of the above
fallacy
6
After seeing a friend’s new car, it is common to say, “I like your new wheels.”
none of the above
metonymy
inversion
synecdoche
7
A professional pickpocket having his own pocket picked as he was picking someone else’s pocket.
dramatic irony
frame story
verbal irony
situational irony
8
harsh, discordant sounds
cacophony
telephony
ecstacy
euphony
9
recognition of reality different from appearance/ turning out differently than expected
mirroring
narrative fallacy
irony
none of the above
10
Writers make implications, and readers draw ________.
straws
fallacies
pictures
inferences
11
When
The Iliad
begins, the Trojan war has already been going on for seven years.
narrative
in medias res
genre
foreshadowing
12
the audience has a better understanding of events or individuals than one or more characters.
fallacy
none of the above
frame story
situational irony
13
the actual intent is expressed in words that carry the opposite meaning
verbal irony
dramatic irony
none of the above
situational irony
14
poetic effect
both cacophony and euphony
euphony
cacophony
none of the above
15
A distinctive type or category of literary composition, such as novel, poem short story, etc.
lexile category
none of the above
foil
literary range
16
soothing, musically pleasant sounds
ecstacy
telephony
cacophony
euphony
17
A style or form of artistic expression characteristic of an individual, a period, or a movement
none of the above
inversion
idiom
foil
18
Chiefly used for suspense...
synecdoche
foreshadowing
narrative
irony
19
Misleading or unsound argument
irony
all of the above
foil
fallacy
20
a logical conclusion that someone draws from available data
euphony
inference
cacophony
fallacy