Scholarship Language Features Terminology

When the environment mimics the mood/emotions of a character or scene is...? 

Style of literary theory in which you consider the role of gender in a text is....

In written texts, tone is...

When a story makes hints about what will happen later is using....

The juxtaposition of opposing ideas is...

Syntax refers to...

In written texts, mood refers to the...

When the lines of poetry run on from one line to another is called..? 

Polite phrases are called....?

An incomplete, incorrect sentence is....? 

Genre is...

A genre of literature combining romanticism, horror and the supernatural. This is...? 

Physical objects which represent something abstract like emotions, ideas or concepts is....? 

Placing two opposites beside each other is....

A paragraph in poetry is called...?

Writing which uses humour to critique the imperfections of a person, group or institution

'Love is like a red, red rose' is an example of a...

Abstract nouns refer to...

"All the world's a stage' is an example of...

Poetry which doesn't rhyme and has no rhythmic pattern is called...? 

Connotations are...

Register indicates what about a piece of writing? 

The best reason for using sound devices is because they can....

Mimicking the style of a literary work for the purpose of ridiculing it is...? 

"This old moon wanes; she lingers my desires" is an example of...

Dramatic irony is when the audience...

Making indirect references to other texts, historical events etc is...

In literature, the tragic flaw of a protagonist is called...? 

Metaphors which run over several lines/throughout a whole piece of writing are.....

The use of words to imply the opposite of what you really mean is...? 

Genre that focuses on a character's psychological growth and coming of age is...

Alliteration of s and z specifically is....? 

The language of everyday conversation is...

The genre which depicts a nightmarish version of the world is...

When you make a direct address to something abstract, such as Death or Winter you are using....