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English III Literary Terminology
English III Literary Terminology
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Literary devices and movements in American literature
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Reference to another text or historical/cultural item
simile
analogy
allusion
epigraph
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Repetition of beginning consonant sounds
allusion
alliteration
personification
anaphora
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Extended comparison of processes or situations
anaphora
simile
analogy
metaphor
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abab
, for example
rhyme scheme
free verse
meter
foot
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Poetry that need not have regular meter or rhyme
Harlem Renaissance poetry
Gothic poetry
free verse
none of the above
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Fiction that draws attention to the process of its creation
allusion
metafiction
allegory
free indirect discourse
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Giving human qualities to an inanimate object
simile
onomatopoeia
personification
anthropomorphism
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Story of sorrowful but usually avoidable circumstances
none of the above
allegory
tragedy
allusion
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POV in which narrator is all-knowing
first person limited
third person limited
omniscient
objective
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A quotation at the beginning of a book
conceit
epitaph
epigraph
metafiction
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Poetic rhythmic pattern
meter
alliteration
foot
rhyme scheme
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-person POV that can drop into a character’s thoughts
objective
omniscient
free indirect discourse
third person limited
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One metrical unit in poetry
stanza
meter
rhyme scheme
foot
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Implicit comparison of unlike things
simile
metaphor
conceit
analogy
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POV that tells about a character’s experience
first person limited
third person limited
objective
omniscient
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Intensely positive or negative diction used to make a strong point
alliteration
charged language
dialect
free verse
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Extended metaphor in a poem
metaphor
allegory
conceit
simile
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Continuation of phrase or clause past end of a poem line
free verse
enjambment
free indirect discourse
end rhyme
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an entire story that can be read symbolically
analogy
conceit
allegory
tragedy
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Poetic address to a certain person or thing
apostrophe
conceit
free verse
allusion
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POV that presents facts without interpretation
third person limited
omniscient
objective
first person limited
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Comparison of unlike things using “like” or “as"
metaphor
apostrophe
simile
analogy
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POV in which a character shares his/her experience
objective
omniscient
third person limited
first person limited
