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25 Cards in this Set

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speaker
the I or narrator
message
extract meaning by identifying: speaker, point of view, tone, situation, setting, theme, allusion
point of view
1st, 2nd, or 3rd person
tone
the author' s attitude toward his/ her subject ex. happy, sad,angry
situation
what is happening, the action
theme
main idea: must be a complete sentence
allusion
reference to historical events
diction
the poets choice of words
conflict
internal or external
imagery
descriptive or figurative
internal
takes place within the minds of the characters
external
1.between individuals 2.between individuals &their environment: nature, objects, etc
descriptive
appeals to the senses
figurative
the conscious departure from normal or conventional ways of saying things
metaphor
compares dissimilar items as equal without the use of comparative words, like or as ex while round us bark the mad &hungry dogs (racist men)
simile
comparison of 2 things that are essentially different using the words LIKE OR AS
personification
inanimate object/ thing has attributes of a person
sound
used to emphasize meaning, action, &emotions &especially to call the readers attention to the relationship of certain words
rhyme
repetition of accented vowels&the sounds that follow
end
appears at the ends of lines
internal
within the line
couplet
2 lines of rhyming verse
masculine
one syllable man ran
feminine:
two or syllables subtle rebuttal, deceptively perceptively!
approximate
close to rhyming: book buck, watch match, man