AP LIT Vocab Terms Matching
| short phrase revealing a truth or opinion |
| a kind of verse that does not conform to any meter ( in the style of the poet T.S. Eliot) |
| a copy/imitation so distorted as to be ludicrous |
| a book showing a character's development (owen meany, or any coming of age story) |
| the deeper meaning/understanding behind the word |
| actor/actress who says something to the audience that the rest of the case is not meant to hear |
| to show/indicate future events |
| the rhythm that makes up a verse |
| not necessarily physically beautiful, but beautiful in its idea |
| represents an abstract idea with a physical manifestation; (ex. a boy gives a girl flowers because he cares about her, he can't give her 'care') |
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