Vocabulary 1

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Appeal to Pathos

Back 1

Appeal to a person's emotions

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Stanza

Back 2

Group of lines in a poem

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Narration

Back 3

Writing that tells a story

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Interior Monologue

Back 4

A record of a characters thoughts

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Dear Diary

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Speaker

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Author, or person whose perspective is being advanced in a speech or piece of writing

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Allegory

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Story with multiple levels of meaning the literal level and the symbolic level

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Persona

Back 7

The speaker Voice or character assumed by the author

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The mask

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Slant Rhyme

Back 8

Imperfect rhythm

Hint 8

No one's perfect

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Appeal to Logos

Back 9

Appeal to a person's sense of logic

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Onomatopoeia

Back 10

Words referring to sound

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Comics

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Hyperbole

Back 11

Extreme exaggeration

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Assonance

Back 12

Repetition of similar vowel sounds

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I lie down by the seaside

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Cacophony

Back 13

Clash of heart sounds in a sentence/ phrase

Hint 13

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Euphony

Back 14

Pleasing arrangement of sounds

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Band or orchestra

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Monologue

Back 15

Speech from one person

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Refrain

Back 16

A phrase in a poem that repeats

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Chorus

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Pathetic Fallacy

Back 17

Events in nature that mimic the current plot of the story

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Thunderstorms and epic battles

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Appeal to Ethos

Back 18

Appeal to a person's character sincerity or trustworthiness

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Historical

Back 19

Reference to an important historical event

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Exposition

Back 20

Writing that explains

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Syntax

Back 21

The way a writer chooses to join words Clauses and sentences together

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Writing process

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Dialogue

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Speech between characters

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Analogy

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Comparison between two things explaining something complex in a simplistic way

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Biblical

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Reference to the Bible

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Illusions

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Reference to something believed to be commonly known

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Remember

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Quatrain

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A four-line stanza

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Act

Back 27

Major section into which a place divided

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Rhetoric

Back 28

Art of effective communication

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People who give speeches

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End-Stopped line

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A break at the end of a line of poetry

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Scene

Back 30

A smaller section of an act

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Consonance

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Repetition of consonant sounds

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In a kingdom by the sea

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Caesure

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A sudden break in poetry

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Karate chop

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Aside

Back 33

Speaking directly to the audience

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Rhyme Scheme

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Pattern of rhyme in a poem

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Serial killers scheme

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Sound Devices

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The technique of using the sound of words

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Skills

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Literary

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Reference to a famous piece of literature

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Alliteration

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Repetition of beginning sounds

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The baby bee buzzes by berries

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Oxymoron

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Association of two contradictory terms

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The Wise Fool

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Octave

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8 line stanza

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Stage directions

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Instructions in a script of a play

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Drama club

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Rhetorical Modes

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Patterns of organization developed to achieve something

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Putting a puzzle together

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Couplet

Back 42

Two successive rhyme lines equal in length

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Persuasion / argumentation

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Writing that tries to convince appoint

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Description

Back 44

Writing that describes

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Anachronism

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Anything out of its proper time

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Doctor Who

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Rhetorical Question

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Question ask to emphasize a point

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Classical

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Reference to Greek or Roman mythology

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Paradox

Back 48

Statement appearing contradictory but actually expresses deeper truth

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Sestet

Back 49

Six line stanza

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Syntactical Devices

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The way a poet brakes lines in poetry

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Karate chop swoopy or in the middle

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Enjambment

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Line in poetry that continues with no break

Hint 51

Swoopy or never ending

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Soliloquy

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When an alone character speaks thoughts

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To be or not to be that is the question