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Lit Term Tangle, Too!
Lit Term Tangle, Too!
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Practice for AP Lit Terms Test
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A comic imitation of a work that ridicules the original?
paradox
comic relief
parody
pathos
2
Implied meaning of a work or section of a work?
connotation
subplot
subtext
sestet
3
Poetry in regular meter that does not contain rhyme, most commonly found in iambic pentameter?
sonnet
free verse
blank verse
villanelle
4
An introduction that sets tone and acts as a background or a "sneak peek" into story?
mood
preamble
exposition
prologue
5
A character in the story that is actually a counterfeit or a copy of a genuine character?
foil
anti-hero
archetype
doppelganger
6
Character who contrasts with main character to highlight one of their attributes?
antagonist
side kick
foil
anti-hero
7
A three-line stanza.
triad
trio
triplet
tercet
8
Two-word phrase that describes an object through metaphors. (Sky-candle = sun)?
onomatopoeia
epistrophe
kenning
sestina
9
When something happens different than what was expected?
verbal irony
oppositional event
denotation
situational irony
10
Hints of future events in a literary work?
flashback
fortune-telling
foreshadowing
foretelling
11
A rhyming word in the middle and at the end of the line or in the middle of the next?
imagery
hyperbole
rhyme scheme
internal rhyme
12
The resolution of the conflict and plot?
subtext
epilogue
denouement
exposition
13
Extreme exaggeration?
hyperbole
parable
fable
symbol
14
A poem that laments the dead or a loss?
elegy
sonnet
ballad
aubade
15
The strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved. Denouement?
annotation
connotation
resolution
exposition
16
The time and place of a literary work?
exposition
setting
diction
kenning
17
Use of informal or everyday language; it belongs to a regional or local dialect.
ordinary diction
soliloquy
colloquialism
slang
18
A reversal of sounds in two words, with humorous effect?
epistrophe
spoonerism
anaphora
litotes
19
A device that enables a writer to refer to past thoughts, events, episodes.
pathos
memory
foreshadowing
flashback
20
A 14-line poem with a prescribed rhyme scheme in iambic pentameter?
quartet
couplet
sestinaq
sonnet
21
Analysis of a poem's rhyme and meter?
scansion
rhyme scheme
format
rhythm
22
Meaning of a word based on its associated images rather than its literal meaning?
denotation
connotation
convention
conceit
23
A speech in a play which is used to reveal the character's inner thoughts to the audience.
soliloquy
aside
monologue
prologue
24
The organization and form of a work.
format
structure
context
style
25
Overstatement, understatement, double entendre, hyperbole, rhetorical questions, and sarcasm?
oppositional event
parody
verbal irony
euphony
26
Running on of a line or stanza to the next line. A favorite ofWalt Whitman?
enjambment
imagery
run-on lines
iamb
27
A style or movement interested in freedom, adventure, idealism, and escape.
escapism
expressionism
idyll
romanticism
28
Poetry characterized by emotion and brevity; exhibits rhyme, meter, and reflective thought?
tercet
ballad
ode
lyric poetry
29
The turning point of action or character, the highest moment of tension?
climax
aside
resolution
foil
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A humorous character or scene to contrast with tragic elements of a work.
comedian inclusion
comic relief
humor convention
stylistic humor