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30 Cards in this Set
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Literary type that is marely always written in stanzas and lines |
Poetry |
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Drama |
Meant to performed rather than read |
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Prose |
Written text that is not poetry and no stanza |
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Vast category that is type of prose include many different sub genre and can be create8ce such as personal essay |
Non fiction |
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Newest type of literature that defined as distinct genre |
Media |
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Sequence of events in a story which often have casual relationship |
Elements of plot |
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Plot device where story moves away from thw current events happening in the story to the time in the past |
Flashback |
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Plot device where the story present an image or ascene which gives the reader clues as to wvents which will happen in the future |
Foreshadowing |
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Refer character introduced, setting, goals, motivation |
Esposition |
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Aftermath/result |
Falling action |
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Refers to the conflict, struggles to the goal or journey |
Rising action |
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Is the turning point |
Climax |
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Goal reached, conflict resolve |
Resolution or denounment |
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Person who involved in the story |
Character |
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Refers to the author attitude |
Tone |
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Is the climate of feeling in a literary work |
Mood |
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Refers to thw person, place or subject which has meaning but suggest other meaning as well |
Symbolism |
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Main idea or underlying meaning of literary work |
Theme |
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Stanza |
A group of line in a poem |
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Often called "VERSE" |
Stanza |
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Pattern of words that contain similar sounds |
Rhyme |
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Meter |
Rhythmic structure of a poem |
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Where line of poetry ends. Cause the reader to pause |
Line break |
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3 types of irony |
Verbal, situational, dramatic |
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Use contradictory terms, combine to make meaning |
Oxymoron |
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Repetition of word |
Alliteration |
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Types of alliteration |
Assonance and Consonance |
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One term or phrase is used in place of another |
Metonymy |
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Using part of something to refer to the whole thing |
Synedoche |
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Word play , |
Pun |
