Honors English 2 2nd Semester Final Exam Review

A person's opinion, beliefs, education, bias all influence

The goal of Realism was to:

Speaker

Writing that strictly reflects speech, dress, mannerisms, customs of a time period. 

Appeal to ethics

3rd person limited

2 characters, things, or ideas are placed next to each other to show contrast.

Appeal to emotion

Anything that stands for or represents something else

A statement that contradicts itself, yet is seemingly true.

A contrast between what appears to be and what really is

The source page in an MLA formatted paper can be called both

Reading of a line to determine the stressed and unstressed syllables

A word's initial (beginning) consonant is repeated in a sentence or line of poetry.

2 contradictory words are placed next to each other.

Rhyme that is similar but not exact

Writing that ridicules or criticizes others' ideas, societal beliefs, or works of literature.

The appearance of being true or real

Literary movement in the 20th century depicting people as victims of nature.

A dominant or repetitive feature or idea in a work of literature

A rhyme that occurs within the line of poetry

A character's thoughts feelings and reactions are depicted in a continuous uninterrupted flow.

Rhythmic pattern of a poem

Repetition of a consonant sound

A repetitious phrase at the beginning of several sentences or lines

A literary movement in which authors broke with traditions, contained many symbols, and experimented with fragmentation.

An author's choice of words

Overall atmosphere or natural aura of a piece of literature

A figure of speech in which an object's name is replaced with a name closely related to it.

Language characteristic of a specific geographical region

An observation that contains a general truth

The slang or informal language specific to a region or time period.

Appeal to logic

Speaker addressing someone or thing that isn't there

The repetition of a vowel sound in words

A reference to a person, event, place, or work of art

Extreme exaggeration

1st person