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Literary terms

terms for 9th grade pap eng 1

QuestionAnswer
abstract not attached to anything specific
active voice verb that is an action
ad hominem arguement attacking n individual's character rather than the issue
aesthetic relating to beauty or to a branch of philosophy concerned with art, beauty and taste
allegory a narrative with symbolic meaning
alliteration repitition of similar consonant sounds in the beginning of words
allusion reference within a literary work to a historical person, place or event
anachronism misplacement of person in time
anadipolis repititon of word or phrase at the end of a sentence
analogy comparison between two things that are unlike
anaphora repition at the beginning of succsecive sentences
antagonist person or obstacle in a storythat gets in the way of the pretagonists goal
anecdote brief narration of event or place
antecedent what noun the pronoun replaces
antihero protagonist who isnt a good person
antimetabole reversing the order of repeated words or phrases
antithesis parallelism with contradictory ideas
aporia expression of doubt by which a speaker is uncertain of what to do
aposiopesis sudden breaking off speech in story
apostrophe directly addressing either a dead or inatimate object
appeals Meathods used by authors to gain favor in rhetoric: emotional logical ethical
archetype theme that holds familiar place in cultures consciousness
assonance reptition of similar vowel sounds in nearby words
asyndeton omission or conjunctions in a series
bathos sudden change from extreme lighthearted to extreme sentiment
bildungsroman novel about education or psychological growth of protagonist
caricature author's exaggeration of certain traits of an individual
cacophony an arrangement of harsh-sounding words like kill, crack,danger,create,cupcake
carthis cleansing of one's emotions through art
chiasmus two phrases in which the syntax is the same but the placement if words is reversed
climax moment of great intensity in story
cliche expressions that aer used frequently that they aren't powerful
colloqualism informal expression limited to a certain geographical area or culture
comic relief character whose actions are comedic and break up tension
conceit far fetched metaphors
conflict problem that a character faces
connotation emotional side of a word
consonance repitition of consonants in a sequence of a
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