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A term used to describe writing that is so scholarly and distant that it is like a lecture is
genre
voice
pedantic
parable
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Word or phrase that links one idea to the next, carrying the reader one thought to another is
transition
oxymoron
apostrophe
allegory
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A technique where the writer says less than is intended is...
euphemism
voice
understatement
pedantic
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The relationship between the subject and verb (active or passive)
voice
mood
denotation
aphorism
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Immediaterevelation to the audience of the setting and background or explanation is called
anaphora
transition
exposition
mood
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The repetition of one or two words at the beginning of successive phrases, clauses... is
paradox
transition
anaphora
voice
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Literalmeanings of words are called
Connotation
Denotation
Exposition
Transition
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Literary work types are sorted into
Denotation
Voice
Genre
Mood
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An extended narrative in which characters, events, and settings represent abstract qualities is
oxymoron
aphorism
genre
allegory
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A short tale that teaches a moral is a
oxymoron
allegory
paradox
parable
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Calling out to an imaginary or dead person, or to a place,thing, or personified abstraction is
parable
apostrophe
understatement
anaphora
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Ashort, often witty statement of a principle or a truth about life is a
aphorism
anomaly
apostrophe
oxymoron
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A figure of speech composed of contradictory words or phrases such as "wise fool" is
Oxymoron
Pedantic
Voice
Understatement
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____________ is theprimary emotional attitude of a work.
Apostrophe
Mood
Genre
Understatement
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A statement that seems to contradict itself but that turns out to have rational meaning is
Aphorism
Paradox
Pedantic
Parable