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Final Exam Review. Literary Terms, Parallel Structure, Complete sentences, pars of speech,
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A poem consisting of 14 lines of iambic pentameter.
Free Verse
Sonnet
Haiku
Lymerick
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Words that mean something beyond their literal meanings are said to be…
Figurative
Remarkable
Diction
Literal
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When the narrator is also a character in the story, it is told from the _______ point of view.
3rd Person
Tall Person
1st Person
2nd Person
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When words mean exactly what they say, they are ...
Figurative
Personification
Ironic
Literal
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The force that opposes the main character in a story.
Antagonist
Static Character
Dynamic character
Protagonist
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The main character in a story, the character with whom the audience identifies
Anti-tagonist
Antagonist
Static Character
Protagonist
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It features the psychological, supernatural, isolation, grim landscapes as settings.
Gothic
Romance
Naturalism
Realism
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Romantic literature appeals mostly to the audience's
historical sense.
desire to read love stories.
sense of logic.
imagination.
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A type or category of literature, such as poetry, novels, short stories, etc.
Genre
Theme
Exposition
Figurative
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When the author leads us to believe one thing, but something very different occurs.
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Iron Clad
Verbal Irony
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When human characteristics are given to something that is not human.
Paradox
Neoclassical
Personification
Metaphor
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The perspective from which a story is told is called...
point of view
static character
iambic pentameter
metaphor
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Time, place, and conditions present are the elements of...
Gothic
Setting
Theme
A story
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When information is given directly in dialogue or by the narrator.
Excited
Endocrine system
Exposure
Exposition
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When the audience knows something that a character in t he story doesn't know.
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
Iron Maiden
Situational Irony
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A concrete object that represents an abstract concept
Simile
Metaphor
Symbol
Something that stands for something else.
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Descriptive language that creates a mental image by appealing to the 5 senses.
Imagery
Theme
Hyperbole
Allusion
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Drawing a conclusion based on bits of information throughout the text.
Inference
Interpretatiion
Stream of Consciousness
Imagination
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A brief reference to something with historical or literary value...
Illusion
Illegitimate
Alliance
Allusion
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A story with the author as a character, such as Frederick Douglasses narrative about his life.
True story
Autobiography
Self-story
Biography
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Gross exaggeration to create an effect.
Lying
Genre
Imagery
Hyperbole
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A statement (by the author) that will be supported by the rest of the paper/essay.
Claim
Proclamation
Counter-point
Announcement
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When the narrator is not a character in the story, it is referred to as _______ point of view.
4th Person
1st Person
3rd Person
2nd Person
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A paradox is...
Two concepts that would seem to contradict each other
A make believe concept from mythology
Two doctors who go into business together
stream of consciousness
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A universal truth brought out through literature.
Theme
Verval Irony
Foreshadowing
Plot
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The feelings associated with a particular word or phrase
Allusion
Imagery
Denotation
Connotations
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The attitude conveyed toward the subject matter of a work of literature
Tone
Oxymoron
Archetype
Symbol
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The events that occur in a story—what the story is about on the surface
Genres
Plot
Subject
Theme
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A comparison between two things using “like” or “as
Symbol
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
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The author's choice of words is called...
Verbal Irony
Context
Inference
Diction
