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28 Cards in this Set
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Imagery
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the use of concrete details that appeal to the five senses.
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free verse
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poetry that follows no set patterns, ryhmes, meter, or line length.
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mood
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the atmosphere and feelings the author creates in his or her work.
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paradox
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self contradictory statement that is still true.
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onomatopoeia
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the use of words whose sound suggest their sense ex: boom bang zip zap
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narrative poetry
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poetry that relates a story aseries of events
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metaphor
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does no use like or as
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lyric
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short poem expressing feelings
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verbal irony
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a contrast between what is said and what is acutally done
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foreshadowing
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gives the reader clues about what is going to happen next
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simile
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comparison that uses like or as
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dramatic irony
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characters do NOT know what is going on up the reader does. (ex: killer in closet so dont go in closet but the character does go in teh closet.
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alliuison
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a reference to a historical or literary figure or event
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situtational irony
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occurs when event turn out contrary to what is expected.
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Imagery
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the use of concrete details that appeal to the five senses.
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free verse
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poetry that follows no set patterns, ryhmes, meter, or line length.
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mood
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the atmosphere and feelings the author creates in his or her work.
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paradox
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self contradictory statement that is still true.
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onomatopoeia
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the use of words whose sound suggest their sense ex: boom bang zip zap
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narrative poetry
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poetry that relates a story aseries of events
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metaphor
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does not use like or as
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lyric
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short poem expressing feelings
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verbal irony
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a contrast between what is said and what is acutally done
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foreshadowing
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gives the reader clues about what is going to happen next
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simile
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comparison that uses like or as
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dramatic irony
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characters do NOT know what is going on up the reader does. (ex: killer in closet so dont go in closet but the character does go in teh closet.
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alliuison
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a reference to a historical or literary figure or event
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situtational irony
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occurs when event turn out contrary to what is expected.
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