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Information and ideas presented in order to persuade people to do or believe something that may or may not be true.
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propaganda
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The kind of everyday writing or speech that does not have the rhyme or rhythm patterns of poetry.
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prose
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The main character in a literary work.
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protagonist
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Repeated line or phrase in a poem
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refrain
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Literary technique in which a word or phrase is repeated for emphasis, or to create a rhythm or particular emotional effect.
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repetition
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A literary technique involving the repetition of the same or similar sounds.
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rhyme
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The most common, and it occurs when the words at the ends of several lines rhyme.
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end rhyme
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The rhymes occur within lines of poetry.
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internal rhyme
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A pattern of sounds or beats created by the arrangement of accented and unaccented words or syllables.
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rhythm
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A type of imaginary story that involves up-to-date or futuristic scientific developments and technology.
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science fiction
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Descriptive language that appeals to one or more of the five senses.
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sensory language
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The time and place in which the action of a literary work takes place.
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setting
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