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AP English Literature and Composition Review
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What is a theme from
The Stranger?
Importance of physical world
femininity and women's right
meaningless of life, absurdity
racism
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takes place when two or more words close to one another repeat the same vowel sound
aphorism
couplet
assonance
consonance
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criticism that focuses on the struggle for power and its effects on social class
New Historicism
Marxism
New Criticism
Feminist
4
short comment/speech delivered directly to audience or to himself; other actors do not hear
couplet
free verse
aside
diction
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All of the following are themes from
Things Fall Apart EXCEPT...
Masculinity vs femininity
Change vs tradition
Importance of Language
Absurdity and meaninglessness of life
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is a movement in
literature that emphasizes individual existence, freedom and choice.
Existentialist Crit
Nihilists Crit
Psychoanalysis Crit
Feminist Crit
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Thesis statements for question 1 & 2 should include all elements EXCEPT
summary of poem/passage
Purpose (the so what)
Title and author of poem/prose
Literary device
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The author of
The Awakening
Virginia Wolf
Kate Chopin
Edith Wharton
Kate Price
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form of criticism focusing on patterns that exist across cultures and time periods
Psychoanalytical
Nihilism
Archetypal
Existential
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What is a theme from
A Doll's House?
The sacrificial role of women
Light vs Darkness
Deceit
Racism
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when someone says one thing but means the opposite
visual imagery
paradox
verbal irony
idiom
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imagery that appeals to the sense of TOUCH
visual
olfactory
auditory
tactile
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imagery that appeals to the sense of SIGHT
tactile
visual
gustatory
auditory
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The author of
A Doll's House
Henrik Ibsen
James Baldwin
Jim Baldwin
Henry Ibsen
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A desire for the past, usually a condition that cannot be dupicated
Canon
Realism
Pastiche
Nostalgia
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The author of
The Stranger
Henrik Ibsen
Richard Wright
J.D. Salinger
Albert Camus
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use of informal words, phrases or even slang - the specific language of a PLACE
colloquialism
euphemism
cliche
dialect
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deliberate repetition of the first part of the sentence in order to achieve an artistic effect
euphemism
anaphora
caesura
hubris
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Thesis statements for question 3 should include all elements EXCEPT
purpose (so what)
universal/global theme
"I think the novel......"
title and author's name
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The author of
Oedipus Rex
Aristotle
Sophocles
Plato
Shakespeare
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a mixture of harsh and inharmonious sounds
diction
caricature
cacophony
euphony
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anything that is out of time and out of place
double entendre
apostrophe
conflict
anachronism
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pleasing and soothing effects to the ears due to repeated vowels and smooth consonants
euphony
cacophony
blank verse
euphemism
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the author's word choice - foundation of all other devices
cliche
tone
imagery
diction
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a rhythmical pause in a poetic line or a sentence
analogy
conceit
meter
caesura
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extreme exaggeration to make a point
hyperbole
personification
paradox
hubris
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The author of
Ethan Frome
Albert Camus
Henrik Ibsen
Edith Leon
Edith Wharton
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tired, worn-out, mostly meaningless words and phrases
conceit
cliche
colloquialism
caricature
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imagery that appeals to the sense of SMELL
olfactory
visual
gustatory
tactile
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What is a theme from
The Awakening
?
Freedom and Emptiness
Motherhood, femininity, women's rights
Civilization vs savagery
Racism
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a type of poetry with four-line stanzas, a strong beat, a refrain that repeats, and a plot line
sonnet
ballad
couplet
epic
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can be direct or indirect - devices used to highlight/explain the details about a character
caricature
connotation
characterization
conflict
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two successive rhyming lines of iambic pentameter
heroic couplet
enjambment
slant rhyme
free verse
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an indirect reference to something of historical, cultural, literary or political significance
assonance
anaphora
allusion
alliteration
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What is a theme from
Oedipus Rex
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Fake vs Real
Femininity and women's rights
Fate vs Free will
Sight vs Blindness
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places literature in a social context and shows how women reflect the patriarchal social forces
Psychoanalysis Crit
Feminist Crit
Nihilist Crit
Existentialist Crit
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a struggle between two opposing forces usually a protagonist and an antagonist
foil
conflict
mood
irony
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The author of
Heart of Darkness
Albert Camus
Joseph Conrad
Henrik Ibsen
Richard Wright
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The author of
Native Son
Tim O'Brien
Bigger Thomas
Richard Wright
Joseph Conrad
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When the reader knows something the characters in the story do not (creates suspense or humor)
dramatic irony
dramatic monologue
double entendre
denouement
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the "unexpected twist" in a story
dramatic irony
satire
soliloquy
situational irony
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addressing something/one absent as if present, dead as if living, inanimate as if animate
diction
dialect
apostrophe
conceit
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The author of
Things Fall Apart
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Nadine Gordimer
Chinua Achebe
Yaa Gassi
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criticism that focuses on close reading of a text, examining structure, setting, symbols, irony
Marxism
New Criticism
intentional fallacy
Structrualism
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the presentation of something as being smaller, worse, or less important than it actually is.
Juxtaposition
Understatement
Paradox
Apostrophe
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repetitive sounds produced by consonants within a sentence or phrase
diction
idiom
assonance
consonance
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laments or mourns the death of the individual
ode
sonnet
epic
elegy
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imagery that appeals to the sense of HEARING
olfactory
tactile
auditory
gustatory
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imagery that appeals to the sense of TASTE
gustatory
tactile
auditory
olfactory
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having the same first consonant sound, occur close together in a series
alliteration
allusion
connotation
denouement