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allegory
feeling associated with a word
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feeling associated with a word
connotation
denotation
implicit
explicit
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allegory
a symbol
many metaphors
presence of many similies
extended metaphor where each symbols represents something
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verbal irony
when the reader knows more than characters
when a situation is different than expected
sarcasm
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genre
a variety of language distinct to a region
style of writing
your mom
a type of literary work (poetry, prose etc.)
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What is a claim?
supporting evidence
analysis of quotes
arugument
theme of the work
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object that represents an idea
allusion
symbol
simile
metaphor
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comparison of 2 unlike things using "like" or "as"
simile
connotation
metaphor
personification
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reference to outside work, person, or event
connotation
personification
allusion
hyperbole
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the feeling the reader gets when reading the passage
voice
diction
mood
tone
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overstatement or exaggeration for effect
metaphor
onomatopoeia
implicit
hyperbole
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consonance
repetition of vowel sounds (summer fun)
repetition of consonant words at the end of words (stroke luck)
repeated words (listen, listen)
repeition of consonant words at the beginning of words (slippery socks)
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soliloquy
speech between two characters
speech when one character is talking but heard by others
speech when one character is alone on stage
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third person ominiscient point of view
perspective of a few characters
inside one character's head
all knowing perspective
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not directly stated; implied meaning
explicit
connotation
implicit
denotation
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monologue
extended speech by one character heard by others
extended speech by one character not heard by others and alone on stage
extended speech between two characters
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meter
symbols in poetry
rhyming pattern of a poem
measured rhythm in poetry
type of poetry
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first person point of view
inside one character's head (I, me, my)
knowing a few character's perspectives
all knowing perspectives
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foil
opposite characters
developed characters
similar characters
changing characters
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assonance
repeititon of consonant sounds (slippery socks)
opposite vowel sounds
repetition of vowel sounds in words (e.g. summer fun)
repeated structures
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aside
an extended speech made to one character
direct address of a character
comment made to the side to other characters
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poem of 14 lines, 3 quatrains, 1 couplet, fixed rhyme scheme, & iambic pentameter
free verse
sonnet
fixed verse
blank verse
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onomatopoeia
poem that doesn't follow a fixed meter
repeated rhythm in poems
giving human qualities to inanimate things
words that imitate sounds
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frame story/narrative
story with parallel plot
story with an outline
story within a story
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Character
one who undergoes change
person, animal, thing in literary work
leading person in story
underdog in story
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round character
undeveloped character
unchanged character
multidimensional character/developed
changed character
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dynamic character
undeveloped character
unchanging character
developed character/multidimensional
changing character
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structure of poem
stanzas of a poem
patterns of a poem
rhyme, grammar, meter
lyrical quality
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author's purpose
theme
intent/why it's written
message/lesson
moral
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alliteration
variety in vowel sounds
repetition of initial consonant sounds
repeated words
repetition of vowel sounds
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emotional appeal
ethos
kairos
pathos
logos
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theme
recurring idea within a work
symbols in the work
message in the work
author's lesson
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writer's attitude about the subject in the work
tone
denotation
mood
voice
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situational irony
sarcasm
when the reader knows more than characters
when an outcome is different than expected
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verse that doesn't follow a fixed meter
free verse
blank verse
sonnet
elegy
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motif
recurring theme or subject in a work
extended metaphor
multiple symbols in a work to create a picture
message of the author
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diction
author's purpose
author's message
author's word choice
author's theme
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universal character
parallel characters
character that emobies well known meanings (hero, villain etc.)
unchanging character
opposite characters
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static character
undeveloped character
changing character
developed character
non-changing character
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flat character
developed character
undeveloped character
changing character
opposite characters
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unrhymed verse in unrhymed iambic pentameter
sonnet
blank verse
elegy
free verse
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logical appeal
pathos
ethos
kairos
logos
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generally accepted importance or value of a work
universal signficance
propoganda techniques
testimonial
repetition
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literary approach that shames or examines human weakness
comedy
tragedy
satire
parody
