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#Springboard #English12 #Unit4AcademicVocabulary
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Mood music is an example of
sarcasm
hyperbole
agenda
non-diegetic sound
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Literary Criticism that focuses on a specific group of people based on age, ethnicity, etc. is
Marxist Criticism
Cultural Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
Historical Criticism
3
a list of items to be discussed OR an ideological plan or program that guides behavior
downplayer
agenda
sarcasm
soliloquy
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Lines spoken by a character (or characters) which are unheard by other characters onstage
innuendo
documentary
agenda
aside
5
hinting that proof exists to support a claim without actually citing proof
downplayers
truth surrogates
rhetorical analogy
ridicule
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Bias by omission is
using strong words in a headline
ignoring facts or events that do not fit an agenda
making up facts to support a story
covering an event more than others
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a comparison that is understood without using "like or as"
hyperbole
simile
epithet
metaphor
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the subject, purpose, audience, occasion, or situation in which writing or speaking occurs
Rhetorical Slanters
Rhetorical Context
Rhetorical Appeals
Rhetorical Control
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"Less is more" is an example of a
personification
paradox
epithet
documentary
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Literary Criticism that focuses on relationships between males and females
Cultural Criticism
Historical Criticism
Feminist Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
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"The sun smiled upon them" is an example of
paradox
simile
allusion
personification
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"The Moor" is an example of
aside
innuendo
metaphor
epithet
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Literary Criticism that focuses on traditional roles such as heroes and villains is
Feminist Criticism
Historical Criticism
Marxist Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
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Literary Criticism that focuses on economic perspectives is
Cultural Criticism
Feminist Criticism
Marxist Criticism
Historical Criticism
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Literary Criticism that focuses on major events and their impact is
Cultural Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
Historical Criticism
Feminist Criticism
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a long speech given by a character alone on stage is a
aside
hyperbole
simile
soliloquy
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The audience's knowledge of Iago's plan to manipulate everyone in the play is an example of
dramatic irony
truth surrogate
verbal irony
situational irony
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A dog barking is an example of
verbal irony
diegetic sound
non-diegetic sound
bias by headline
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A film based on actual events and facts is a
dramatic irony
downplayer
documentary
diegetic sound
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"I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse" is an example of
bias by statistics
agenda
hyperbole
epithet