any unrhymed verse but usually referring to unrhymed poetry

protagonist in a work, doesn't show traditional hero quality

the character pitted against the protagonist

the general feeling created in the in the reader or audience

repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds

indirect reference to a person,or theme found in other arts

poem that recounts a story, generally some dramatic episode

the original model from which something is developed

abstract idea through more concrete means

a brief account of some interesting or entertaining incident

repetition of sounds in a sequence of words

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a speaker or author’s word choice
Diction
Epilogue
Close Reading
Character
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Define Blank verse
any unrhymed verse but usually referring to unrhymed poetry
a speakers or author's word choice
a poem that recounts a story
confrontation or struggle between opposing characters
3
Define Antihero
a word's little and primary meaning
two successive lines of rhyming verse
the character pitted against the protagonist
protagonist in a work, doesn't show traditional hero quality
4
the point of greatest tension or emotional intensity in a plot
Allusion
Epic
Epilogue
Climax
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Define Antagonist
the point of greatest tension of emotional intensity
the character pitted against the protagonist
the original model from which something as developed or made
a poem that recounts a story
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Define Atmosphere
the common and associated meaning of a word
What you breathe
the concluding section of a work
the general feeling created in the in the reader or audience
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Define Assonance
repetition of a final consonant sound or sounds
the thorough and nuanced analysis of a literary work
long, formal narrative poem recounting adventures
repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds
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Define Allusion
indirect reference to a person,or theme found in other arts
a short, fictional prose or verse tale with a moral
a brief account of some interesting or entertaining incident
the point of greatest tension of emotional intensity
9
a word’s literal and primary meaning; dictionary definition
Denotation
Diction
Anecdote
Close Reading
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Define Ballad
a long dramatic song
going of greatest tension or emotional intensity
poem that recounts a story, generally some dramatic episode
a short fictional prose or verse tale with a specific moral
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in Greek drama, a group of people who sang and danced, commenting on the action of a play
Chorus
couplet
Fable
Climax
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Define Archetype
a group of islands
a figure in literary work
the general feeling created in the reader by a work
the original model from which something is developed
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a short, fictional prose or verse tale with a specific moral
Allegory
Fable
Blank Verse
Diction
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Define Character
How you act as a person
group of people who sing and dance, commentating on the play
a figure in a literary work
the character pitted against the protagonist
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Define Allegory
the character little against the protagonist
abstract idea through more concrete means
the concluding section of a work
a poem that recounts a story
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the repetition of a final consonant sound or sounds
Alliteration
Epilogue
Consonance
Assonance
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two successive lines of rhyming verse/poetry
Denotation
Couplet
Blank Verse
Atmosphere
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Define Anecdote
any unrhymed verse but usually referring to unrhymed poetry
a speaker or author's word choice
a brief account of some interesting or entertaining incident
the common and associated mean of a word
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a confrontation or struggle between opposing characters
Antihero
Conflict
Comedy
Climax
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the concluding section of a work
The End
Epilogue
Ballad
Climax
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long,formal narrative poem,that recounts the adventures of a hero of almost mythic proportions.
Epic
Assonance
Fable
Allegory
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the common and associated meaning of a word
Chorus
Connotation
Consonance
Couplet
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broadly defined, any amusing and entertaining work, humorous
Consonance
Conflict
Comedy
Diction
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Define Alliteration
general feeling created in the reader by a work
repetition of sounds in a sequence of words
in a Greek drama a group of people who sang and danced
broadly defined, any amusing and entertaining work
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the thorough and nuanced analysis of a literary text
Diction
Blank verse
Close reading
Denotation

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