AP Literary Device Review

repetition of ideas or images

A cacophony, in literary terms, is:

"The dark, the moon, the stars - all created a romantic effect."This is primarily an example of

individual/place /object that represents the same ideas in many cultures and time periods

Which of the following literary devices are NOT present?

"I lost my keys and my temper" is best an example of:

Ode

"in the midst of things" - plot device

Gertrude Stein's quote “You are all a lost generation,” in the beginning of The Sun Also Rises.

stereotypical character

How many syllables are in an iambic foot?

A hero's frailty or mistake in judgement reverses the hero's fortune

An image of contradictory terms.

Pathos is:

What is sestina?

a pause in poetry or a break in the middle of a line (i.e. To Be, or not to be - that is ...)

End Justifies the Means

The images below best represent which of the given literary terms?

How many essay questions are on the AP literature exam?

The willingness to withhold questions about truth, accuracy, or probability in a work

How many lines does an Italian sonnet have?

"The brains helped me with my homework" is an example of:

The opposite of "natural order of sentences" would be:

Distingushing the line length and type of feet in a poem

THE AP LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION IS 4 HOURS LONG

WHAT TERMS APPLY?

What is the quintessence of ____

God of wine, theatre, wile

Self sattisfied individual

In Literature, a metrical unit is called?

Euphony

Another way to label an invective

Which is the most complex form of poetry and repeats words from former lines?

"Are you a literary mastermind?" is an example of what sentence type:

"The swiftest traveler is he that goes afoot" is primarily an example of:

"Patience" relates best to which allusion?

Italian sonnet

a novel with a series of loosly connected events in the plot

the "turning" point in an Italian sonnet

What is Part I of the AP Literature Exam?

narrator can enter the minds of all characters

old fashioned language

How many feet is a tetrameter?

Represents math, music, poetry

"Oh Shame, where is thy blush" is best an example of:

What are two literary terms you cannot write without?

God that could easily change

Hamlet, a complex character, contemplates his existance."a complex character" is an example of:

name the literary device

Handsome

a character receives what he/she deserves in a book's conclusion

"Pleasure is a sin and sometimes sin is a pleasure" is :

Name the literary device

19 line poem with tercets and one quatrain

When an author uses something that didn't exist in that time period

"I ordered the linguini and the the lobster" is an example of: ("at the restaurant" is left out)

Word or phrase used in place of a person's name

Which individual is associated with "the kiss of death"

"She was laughing, crying and sweating at the dance" is an example of:

"Your meaning is not misunderstood" is best an example of:

Brothers and betrayal relate to:

"You are becoming a little thin on top" (bald) is chiefly an example of:

"loud shirt" is best an example of

"Ships at a distance have every ______ on board"

the use, where rhyme is expected, of words that do not strictly rhyme (i.e. swamp and damp)

Purposeful use of exaggeration in literature.

a reference to a person, place, event, or work of literature to enhance the meaning of an idea

This immortal is often represented by a peacock

Represented by a silver bow and arrow

the Hamlets and Fortinbras mostly exexmplify

another word for burlesque

absurd, crude, horseplay, hyperbolic, comical ...

Eye of Needle best represents:

Another name for Italian Sonnet

searching for meaning in a meaningless world

measurement of feet in lines of poetry

"Miners refuse to work after death" is an example of:

In literature, tone is...

Story within a story

How many quatrains in a sonnet?

emotional tone in a work of literature evoked by diction, syntax, themes, symbolism, events

Another word for Zeugma is:

An apostrophe, as a literary device, is:

"Men sell the wedding bells" is chiefly an example of:

"The truth is rarely simple and never ___"

Language of everyday use