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35 Cards in this Set
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Active Voice |
The person doing the action
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Act |
Division of a play |
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Allegory |
A story that has a second meaning |
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Alliteration |
Repetition of a consonant |
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Allusion |
Reference to a familiar thing |
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Anachronism |
Something placed in an inappropriate period of time |
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Analogy |
Similarity between two different things |
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Anecdote |
Short story |
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Antagonist |
Opposor of the protagonist |
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Anticlimax |
plot twist |
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Anti hero |
character with no heroism qualities |
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Aphorism |
Observation on life |
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Apostrophe |
figure of speech when the person in question is not present but is being addressed |
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Assonance |
repetition of vowels |
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Blank verse |
poetry with no structure |
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Dynamic Character |
undergoes significant change |
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Static Character |
no change to character over the storyline |
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round character |
Character with several sides |
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Flat Character |
minor Character |
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Character foil |
character whose behaviour is opposite to that of the protagonist. Aids in developing the protagonist |
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Conceit |
a far fetched simile or metaphor |
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Elegy |
poem lamenting death |
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Epigram |
Short, witty poem |
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euphemism |
indirect mild expression instead of the harsh truth |
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euphony |
agreeable sounds |
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Dramatic Irony |
author shares information not known by the character |
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situational irony |
circumstances turn out differently than expected |
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verbal irony |
ironic statements |
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pathos |
Appealing to emotions in an audience |
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logos |
Appealing to an audiences logic |
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Ethos |
bla |
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Rhetorical devices |
technique to induce emotional response in a listener |
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rhetorical question |
a question asked to produce an effect but no reply |
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Anaphora |
repetition of an identical word group at the beginning of a sentence |
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Enjambment |
continuous line, run on line |