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English H

Voc and Literay Devices

QuestionAnswer
alliteration use of same constant letter as first one
allusion refernce to other media in a book or poem
antagonist bad guy in book
diction how you talk with or without an accent
dramatic irony audience knows something that character doesn't
external conflict character struggles with something physically
1st person point of veiw narrator is the protagonist using I me and we
flat character one sided stereo typical
foreshadowing saying what will come before it happens
hyperbole exagerating "i could eat a horse"
imagery descriibing something like a seen or person
internal conflict character struggles with something internally
irony of situation events turn out to be opposite of what was thought
metaphor comparison of 2 unlike things wihtout as or like
mood how does this make you feel
oxymoron condensed paradox with 2words like "sweet sorrow"
paradoz a contradictory notion that may be true
parallesim using -ing words in a list
personfication describing something as a living thing when it isnt
protagonist hero of story
repetition repeating or words
round charcater complex and multiemotion
setting where story happpens
simile comparions with like or as
static character doesn't change much in story
symbol object that stands for something else
them basic message author tries to convey
3rd person point of veiw outside voice is narrator
tone authors emotions about the story or poem
adroit quick or skillful in action
adverse contrary intersests
aversion a feeling of intense- changing direction
anthropology social science tht shows origin of people and relationships
bilious peevish ill-natured and sickening unpleasant
circumlocation using too many words and evasion in a speech
circumspect prudent-cautious to to consider all circumstances
connubial married to the state
consaguinity close relation to someone
equivocate avoiding conversation
expedient what is best for your interests
gauche gross
grandiloquent pompous and extravagent way of speaking
loquacious talking a lot
melancholy sad gloomy depressing
misanthropist hates people
misogyny hates women
philanthropist rich person that loves to help people and do charity work
subversive to overthrow or ruin
xenophobia scared of foreigners
Created by: wenow401
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