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English I Honors Literary Terms EOMPA II
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opposing ideas next to each other
a thing that represents or stands for something else
a long speech in a character's head
two different things being compared
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Enjambed Line
descriptive language that evokes a mental picture
a long speech
reference to a literary work or myth
a line of verse ending in a comma or no punctuation
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Stichomythia
one character speaks to himself
two characters exchange lines back and forth
no characters can hear character lines
one character speaks to the audience
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Imagery
inappropriate, muddled, or mistaken use of words
main idea of a work
language that evokes a mental picture in the reader's mind
Two lines with rhyming last words
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blank verse
a pause used for effect
Two lines with rhyming last words
verse without rhyme
sentences
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Prose
sentences
inappropriate, muddled, or mistaken use of words
dramatic overstatement for effect
words and/or sentences that adhere to a rhythmic pattern
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Shakespearean Sonnet
A sonnet originating in Italy
A sonnet originating in the United States
A sonnet originating in England
A sonnet originating in Greece
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flat character
A character with many traits
a character that dies
a character with 1 trait
a character with changing qualities
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Juxtaposition
two main characters
when the audience is kept in the dark
a character that does not develop
two concepts near each other to create contrast
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Monologue
one line puns back and forth
sentences
verse
long speech by one character
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Theme
comparison using like or as
a type of personification using animals
The main idea of a work
a recurring idea, object, or concept of a text
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Malapropism
main idea of a work
a line of verse ending in a comma or no punctuation
a long speech
inappropriate, muddled, or mistaken use of words
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Hyperbole
dramatic overstatement for effect
when the audience knows something the characters do not
a line of verse ending in a period
a recurring idea, object, or concept of a text
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Soliloquy
dramatic overstatement for effect
A monologue with the inner thoughts of the character
A joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word
words and/or sentences that adhere to a rhythmic pattern
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Caesura
dramatic overstatement for effect
Two lines with rhyming last words
a line of verse ending in a comma or no punctuation
a pause used for effect
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static character
a character with many defining traits
a character with only one defining trait
a character that does not develop throughout the text
a character that develops and changes throughout the text
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Allusion
inappropriate, muddled, or mistaken use of words
a line of verse ending in a comma or no punctuation
reference to well known literary work, person, artwork, etc
a pause used for effect
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iamb
2 syllables one unstressed, one stressed
1 stressed syllable
2 syllables one stressed, one unstressed
1 unstressed syllable
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Pun
inappropriate, muddled, or mistaken use of words
A joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word
dramatic overstatement for effect
Two lines with rhyming last words
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Iambic Pentameter
verse without rhyme
A series of lines consisting of 5 iambs each
a recurring idea, object, or concept of a text
dramatic overstatement for effect
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Dramatic Irony
a long speech
audience knows something characters in the play do not
giving inanimate objects human characteristics
Two lines with rhyming last words
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Motif
Two lines with rhyming last words
main idea of a work
descriptive language that evokes a mental picture
a recurring idea, object, or concept of a text
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End stopped line
The main idea of a work
a line of verse ending in a comma or no punctuation
poem line ending in a period, exclamation point, or ?
a pause used for effect
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Petrarchan Sonnet
A sonnet originating in Greece
A sonnet in the United States
A sonnet originating in England
A sonnet originating in Italy
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Rhyming Couplet
words that sound alike but have different meanings.
inappropriate, muddled, or mistaken use of words
a long speech
Two lines with rhyming last words
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conceit
a short simile
an extended simile
a short metaphor
an extended metaphor
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Verse
words and/or sentences that adhere to a rhythmic pattern
sentences
a line of verse ending in a comma or no punctuation
Two lines with rhyming last words
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round character
a character that has no emotion
a character that has no friends
a character with one trait
a character with many different traits
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Volta
Change in a sonnet after the third quatrain
Change in a sonnet after the second quatrain
Change in a sonnet after the first quatrain
Change in a sonnet at the end.
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A sonnet has
8 lines
12 lines
14 lines
10 lines
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anthropomorphism
two rhyming lines
giving animals human characteristics
a long speech
comparing two different things
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Understatement
a type of irony where the audience knows something the characters do not
a type of irony that leads to a surprise ending
a type of irony where more is expressed
a type of irony where a point is deliberately expressed as less