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45 Cards in this Set
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foreshadowing
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clues that suggest events to come
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signs the movie
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alliteration
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the repition of constanant sounds
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Sally sold sea shells by the sea shore
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allusion
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reference to a well-known person, place, or thing
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Long live the Queen
(the Queen of England) |
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antagonist
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character or force of conflict with the main character
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evil and good
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character
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person or animal that takes part in a literary action
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears
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characterization
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act of creating or developing a character
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connotation
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set of associations that occur when a word is read
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the blue pill
baby girl with pink |
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denotation
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dictionary meaning
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very proper
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denouement
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events after the resolution
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epilouge
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dramatic irony
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ther's a contridiction between what a character thinks and what the reader knows to be true
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the comb and the watch
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epithet
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word or phrase to characterize or describe a person or thing
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describe
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extended metaphor
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a subject spoken or written as though it were something else
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all the world's a stage
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fable
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brief story (usually with animals, lessons, morals)
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kitty story
german kinder stories |
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framework story
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a story within another story
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two in one
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genre
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divisions of poetry, prose, drama
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parable
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short narrative designed to convey a moral truth
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german kinder stories
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paradox
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statement that seems contridictory or absurd but expresses a truth
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i love homework
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personification
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non-human subject given human abilities
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car wheezing
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prose
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ordinary form of written language
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printing
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pun
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a play on words based on different meanings of words that sound alike
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wise the sky blue?
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satire
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a style of writing that uses humor or critism
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newspaper
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sensory language
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writing or speech that appeals to more than one of the senses
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your camping vacation
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simile
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comparing two things using like or as
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he is as strong as an ox
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conflict
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struggle between opposing forces
external and internal |
fight
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devices of sound
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i think it means to use the sense of sound to describe something
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ears
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dialect
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form of language spoken by a particular region or group
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language
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figurative language
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writing or speech not meant to be interpreted literally
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i flew like the wind in my race
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flashback
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a section of a literary work that interrupts the sequence of events to realate and event from an earlier time
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remember something
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imagery
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appeals to one or more of the senses
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to see and hear the story
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irony
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verbal is contridiction and dramatic is like the comb and watch
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comb and watch
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foreshadowing
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clues that suggest events to come
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signs the movie
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alliteration
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the repition of constanant sounds
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Sally sold sea shells by the sea shore
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allusion
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reference to a well-known person, place, or thing
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Long live the Queen
(the Queen of England) |
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antagonist
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character or force of conflict with the main character
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evil and good
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character
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person or animal that takes part in a literary action
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears
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characterization
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act of creating or developing a character
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connotation
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set of associations that occur when a word is read
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the blue pill
baby girl with pink |
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denotation
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dictionary meaning
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very proper
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denouement
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events after the resolution
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epilouge
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dramatic irony
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ther's a contridiction between what a character thinks and what the reader knows to be true
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the comb and the watch
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epithet
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word or phrase to characterize or describe a person or thing
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describe
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extended metaphor
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a subject spoken or written as though it were something else
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all the world's a stage
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fable
|
brief story (usually with animals, lessons, morals)
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kitty story
german kinder stories |
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framework story
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a story within another story
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two in one
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genre
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divisions of poetry, prose, drama
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