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TOG Dialectic literary terms -- Year 3, Unit 1

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slant rhyme   An imperfect type of rhyme that does not seem to rhyme properly.  
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setting   The physical, temporal or cultural locations that function as backgrounds against which a character or characters live their lives.  
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Metaphor   A figure of speech in which the writer declares a likeness between persons, things, places, or ideas, without using "like" or "as" to make the comparison explicit.  
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hyperbole   A figure of speech in which a writer uses conscious exaggeration for the sake of effect, usually emotional effect.  
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simile   A figure of speech in which the writer compares persons, things, places or ideas, using "like" or "as" to make the comparison explicit.  
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personification   A figure of speech in which human attributes are given to something nonhuman, such as animals, objects or abstract qualities  
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foreshadowing   Anything in the text that gives a hint of what is to come later on, particularly in regard to how the plot will turn  
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rhyme scheme   A pattern of repeated rhymes at the end of lines in a poem.  
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meter   A measurable pattern of sounds in a line or lines of verse.  
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scansion   The process of marking the light and heavy stresses and determining a poem's meter or metrical pattern.  
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