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ap lit exam

TermDefinition
Tone the writer or speaker’s attitude toward the subject
Diction choice of words
Syntax sentence structure
Irony the result of a statement saying one thing but meaning another
Verbal irony saying one thing but meaning another
Situational irony a contrast between what has been said and what is actually happening
Dramatic irony when the audience knows something the character does not
Symbolism using objects to represent deeper meanings
Round characters a complex, realistic character with internal conflicts and developed personalities
Flat Characters a simple, one-dimensional character without complex emotions
Dynamic characters a character who goes under significant change
Static characters a character who remains unchanged
Stereotype characters an oversimplified, predictable character
Diction choice of words
High diction elevated language
Middle diction standard language
Low diction slang or informal language
Idiom a phrase that has a different, cultural meaning than its literal meaning
Jargon expression used by a particular field or group
Denotation literal meaning
Connotation implied meaning
Dialect language of a certain region
Slang informal language
Created by: Julia.baskin
 

 



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