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Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is written through letters. This is a:
elegy
epistolary
elipsis
aesthetic
2
Harry Potter, a book series about a characters coming of age is a:
development
allusion
bildungsroman
aesthetic
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An affirmative statement that gets its point across by denying the inverse of a word
metaphor
zeugma
paradox
litote
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doppleganger: lookalike
True
False
5
Animal Farm by George Orwell is an allegory (has a hidden meaning)
False
True
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inverted relationship between two parallel phrases to give a literary effect.
asyndeton
chiasmus
litote
hamartia
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word in a sentence with one meaning then in another part of the sentence with a different meaning
asyndeton
syllogism
zeugma
chiasmus
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repetition of words or phrases over various sentences
anaphora
repetition
allusion
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Referring to the film industry as Hollywood is known as an epistolary.
False
True
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pride is an example of hamartia
True
False
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Total government control is an example of dystopia
True
False
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anachronism: correct time period
False
True
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“It takes a licking, but it keeps on ticking” - Timex. Example of:
dystopia
slogan
isocolon
allegory
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elimination of conjunctions to make speech dramatic and to speed up the pace
Chiasmus
Asyndeton
Metaphor
Polisyndeton
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word associated with something; used to describe the entirety of that thing
zeugma
asyndeton
juxtaposition
metonymy
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Check out my new wheels, example of:
synecdoche
idiom
metonymy
elegy
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last word or phrase of one clause, sentence, or line is repeated at the beginning of the next.
simile
ethos
pathos
Anadiplosis
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Achilles Heel is a:
reference
allegory
allusion
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The release of emotions at the end of Romeo and Juliet is an example of
catharsis
aphorism
release
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Syllogism: all humans have a heart; everyone who has a heart can love; all humans have the ability to love.
True
False
21
In The Great Gatsby, Mr. Gatsby is overcome by this feeling of yearning for the love he once had with Daisy.
aesthetic
irony
nostalgia
allusion
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y'all is a:
saying
slang
idiom
colloquialism
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The omission of conjunctions that normally join regular words or clauses
doppleganger
polisyndeton
anagram
asyndeton
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beauty in literature
aesthetic
aphorism
anachronism
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quotation set at the beginning of a literary work, which belongs to another writer
citation
epigraph
allusion
reference
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well-known or general truth or opinion expressed in a concise and witty manner
analysis
metaphor
aphorism
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melancholic poem, usually about someone who has passed away
isocolon
anaphora
elegy
memorial
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In "To Kill a Mockingbird" a characters recalls a story from the past. This is a:
nostalgia
retrospection
flashback
biography