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142 terms to "know for rest of life" is what my teacher describes

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show Thought, feeling, or idea  
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Scene   show
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show Stories made-up from the imagination  
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show Repetition of vowel sounds in poetry  
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Blank Verse   show
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Clause   show
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Dramatic Irony   show
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Exposition   show
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show Verifiable and true  
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Literal Language   show
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Hubris   show
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Lyric poem   show
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Mood   show
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Motivation   show
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show Made-up story to explain a phenomenon of nature  
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Novel   show
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Onomatopoeia   show
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show Bringing together two contradictory terms e.g., a wise fool  
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show Winding down of plot after the climax  
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show Pattern of rhymes at the end of poetic lines  
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Situational Irony   show
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show Statement put forth by a writer to be proved  
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show "I" point of view: limited  
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show "You" Point of view: limited  
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show An all-knowing point of view  
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Concrete   show
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show Major division of a play  
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show A division of literature  
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show Character in conflict with the protagonist  
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Soliloquy   show
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Autobiography   show
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show Turn away  
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show Poem that is based in folklore, tells a story and has a refrain  
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Biography   show
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Climax   show
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show Inclusion of a witty character or funny scene in a serious work  
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Dialogue   show
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show Character who changes; may grow or deteriorate  
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show Long, narrative poem about a hero, often culturally grounded or based  
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Epic Simile   show
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Epilogue   show
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show An "attempt" to write a formal opinion  
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show Study of the origins of words  
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show Struggle caused by a force outside the character- war, nature  
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show Conflict within a character- jealousy, fear  
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show View or judgment not necessarily based on fact or knowledge  
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Falling action   show
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show Language not meant to be taken literally  
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show Smallest unit of meter; contains at least one strong beat  
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Foreshadowing   show
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show A dictionary of special terms in a book  
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Haiku   show
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show An exaggeration  
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show A short/long foot  
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Index   show
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show An unexpected twist of events or words  
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Metaphor   show
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show Author's attitude about his or her work  
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Ode   show
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show Verb, noun, pronoun, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection  
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Personification   show
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Phrase   show
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Plot   show
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show Story before a story  
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show series of events that lead up to the climax  
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Root   show
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Run-on   show
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Simile   show
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Stanza   show
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Static Character   show
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show Fixed image placed upon a group  
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suffix   show
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show Unit of pronunciation with a single vowel sound  
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show Something that represents something else  
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Synonym   show
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Table of Contents   show
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show Limited point of view using he or she  
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show A play acted out on stage, on television or on the radio  
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Poetry   show
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Alliteration   show
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show Reference in a literary work to mythology, the Bible, or other historical point  
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show Out of the appropriate time  
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show Main character in a work of fiction  
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show A word that means the opposite  
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show Remark not intended for others  
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show Characteristic that makes a person distinctive  
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Couplet   show
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Characterization   show
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Connotation   show
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show Literal meaning of words  
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show Author's choice of words  
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Verisimilitude   show
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Elegy   show
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show One line of poetry runs into the next line  
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show Moment of sudden insight  
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show Looking backward in the text  
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show Character who provides contrast to other characters, often the protagonist  
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Free verse   show
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Homonym   show
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show Words that appeal to any or all of the senses  
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show Story begins "...in the middle of things..."  
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show Plot element at the beginning of a story that heats up the action  
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Inference   show
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show Language of trade, of a group  
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Memoir   show
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show Rhythmic cadence of poetry  
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show Recurring piece of theme  
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Narrative Poem   show
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Paradox   show
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Pentameter   show
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show Angle of vision of the narrator  
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Prose   show
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show Four line stanza  
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show Repetitive stanza or chorus  
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show Regular rise and fall of language  
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show A fourteen line poem written in iambic pentameter  
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show Description of a sense using another sense  
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show Three line stanza  
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show Writer or speaker says one thing and means something completely different  
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Verse   show
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show Word that sounds the same but means something different  
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Imagery   show
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I Medias Res   show
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Inciting Incident   show
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Inference   show
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Jargon   show
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Memoir   show
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Meter   show
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Motif   show
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Narrative Poem   show
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Paradox   show
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Pentameter   show
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show Angle of vision of the narrator  
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Prose   show
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show Four line stanza  
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show Repetitive stanza or chorus  
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show Regular rise and fall of language  
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Sonnet   show
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show Description of a sense using another sense  
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Tercet   show
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show Writer or speaker says one thing and means something completely different  
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show Single line of poetry  
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