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a review of PA Keystone in Literature terminology
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a character that stands for a universal type, like villain, hero, or helper
red herring
universal significance
universal character
tone
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America is the best country because it's better than any other.
circular argument
literary device
analysis
voice
3
the process of identifying the parts of a whole and their relationship to one another
soliloquy
main idea
point of view
analysis
4
support to make a thesis reasonable
hyperbole
defense of a claim
allusion
differentiate
5
poetry, short story, novel, drama
informational text
literary movement
literary form
compare/contrast
6
the attitude of the author toward a subject
voice
tone
biography
mood
7
features of a story that is the product of imagination rather than the documentation of fact
opinion
elements of nonfiction
elements of fiction
defense of a claim
8
the generally accepted importance of a work representing a given culture
elements of fiction
universal significance
falling action
cultural significance
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a story
fiction
narrative
nonfiction
literary movement
10
one of many tools an author uses to enliven and provide voice to a text
literary device
literary form
literary nonfiction
literary element
11
Shakespeare, the Bible, Aesop's fables
universal significance
archetype
red herrings
anecdotes
12
descriptive or figurative language to create sensory impressions
key details
imagery
dialogue
fact
13
information intended to positively or negatively influence large groups of people
bandwagon
propaganda
propaganda techniques
appeal to numbers
14
the fluency, rhythm, and liveliness in a text that makes it unique to the author
voice
dialect
opinion
tone
15
Word choice
syntax
motif
red herring
diction
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an implied reference in literature to a familiar person, place, or event
testimonial
literary device
allusion
personification
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the repetition of vowel sounds
consonance
poetry
assonance
alliteration
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the range of associations a word or phrase suggests in addition to its dictionary definition
connotation
dialect
genre
foreshadowing
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to give reasons through an explanation to show understanding of a text
literary element
interpret
falling action
elements of nonfiction
20
a story with a lot of obvious symbolism; characters represent abstract ideas like greed or love
monologue
allegory
diction
affix
21
stereotype
generalization
sweeping generalization
universal significance
voice
22
word order
syntax
mood
tone
diction
23
though unexpressed in the actual text, meaning that may be understood by the reader; implied
implicit
explicit
interpret
inference
24
a conclusion drawn from information in a text used to make a blanket statement about a topic
dialect
focus
context clues
generalization
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a literary approach that makes fun of human vice or weakness
voice
bias
literary element
satire
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a type of propoganda--stating a conclusion as part of an argument
narrative
testimonial
circular argument
rising action
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a propaganda technique that acts as a distraction
name-calling
red herring
circular argument
testimonial
28
text that includes fictional elements but reports on actual people, places, or events
flashback
literary nonfiction
plot
sweeping generalization
29
a device at the beginning of a story that provides necessary background information
figurative language
climax
exposition
resolution
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a trend or pattern of shared beliefs that mark an approach to literature (Realism, Romanticism)
literary element
literary form
literary device
literary movement