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Literary Term 3
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the author’s choice of words or phrases in a literary work.
Elegy
Dramatic Monologue
Dramatic Irony
Diction
2
Identify the example
Elegy
Euphemism
Foreshadow
Epiphany
3
interruption of the narrative to show an episode that happened before that particular point in the story.
Free Verse
Euphony
Flashback
Exposition
4
Identify the example
Euphemism
Epiphany
Hamartia
Elegy
5
Identify the example
Epiphany
Foreshadow
Exposition
Elegy
6
a lyric poem in which the speaker addresses someone whose replies are not recorded.
Dramatic Irony
Flashback
Euphony
Dramatic Monologue
7
a group of syllables in verse usually consisting of one accented syllable & the unaccented syllables associated with it.
Foot
Euphony
Elegy
Foreshadowing
8
Identify the example
Exposition
Epiphany
Elegy
Dramatic Irony
9
Match the definition to the word
Elegy
Dramatic Irony
Dramatic Monologue
Enjambment
10
using a mild or gentle phrase instead of a blunt, embarrassing, or painful one.
Euphemism
Euphony
Flashback
Exposition
11
Identify the example
Exposition
Epistrophe
Flashback
Euphemism
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a type of poetry that differs from conventional verse forms in being “free” from a fixed pattern of meter and rhyme.
Free Verse
Exposition
Flashback
Foreshadowing
13
Identify the example
Foreshadow
Hamartia
Elegy
Dramatic Irony
14
Identify the example
Exposition
Epistrophe
Hamartia
Euphemism
15
Identify the example
Flashback
Epiphany
Elegy
Hamartia
16
Match the definition to the word
Hamartia
Dramatic Monologue
Diction
Elegy
17
repetition of a concluding word or word endings.
Flashback
Foot
Euphony
Epistrophe
18
opening section of a narrative or dramatic structure in which characters, setting, theme, and conflict can be revealed.
Hamartia
Euphony
Diction
Exposition
19
a mourning poem of lament for an individual or tragic event.
Epiphany
Enjambment
Elegy
Euphemism
20
Identify the example
Epistrophe
Dramatic Irony
Exposition
Flashback
21
a revealing scene or moment in which a character experiences a deep realization about him/ himself.
Epiphany
Free Verse
Exposition
Epistrophe
22
the continuation of a complete idea from one line of poetry to another, without pause.
Diction
Foot
Dialogue
Enjambment
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a hint given to the reader of what is to come
Flashback
Enjambment
Foreshadowing
Epiphany
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to group words together harmoniously, so that the consonants permit an easy and pleasing flow of sound when spoken.
Foreshadowing
Exposition
Free Verse
Euphony