English 1 Midterm - Yakov

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Walt Whitman is known as

the father of free-verse

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Tone

speakers attitude toward a subject

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Parallelism or Parallel Structure

the use of successive verbal or written constitutions in poetry or prose

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Ocular Imagery

sight

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Auditory Imagery

sound

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Tactile Imagery

Touch

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Gustatory Imagery

taste

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Olfactory Imagery

smell

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Kinesthetic Imagery

movememnt

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Organic Imagery

emotions

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Eliptical Stucture

lacking of words, especially when the meaning can be understood from contextual clues

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Anaphora

the deliberate repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses

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Synecdoche

when a part is made to represent the whole or vice versa

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Genre

type, kind

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Catalog

device used in poetry to give a list of things, used to unify ideas

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Oxymoron

self contradictory combination of words

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Cadence

natural inflection of the voice

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Allusion

a reference to something else, usually literature

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Symbolism

the use of symbols to signify ideas by giving them meanings

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Theme

central image of literary work on which the literature is based

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Thematic Statement

message of a story expressed in a sentence or two

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Conflict

literary device characterized by a struggle between opposing forces

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Irony

contrast between expectations and reality

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Verbal irony

speaker says something in sharp contrast to their actual meaning

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Situational irony

situation in which the outcome is very different from what was expected

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Dramatic irony

when the audience has more information than the characters

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Pun

play on words

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Refrain

Line at the end of a stanza or where the poem divides into different sections

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Onomatopoeia

formation of a word from a sound associated with its name

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Repetend

recurring word or phrase, a refrain

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Trochaic Meter

poem is made up of pairs of syllables with the first syllable in each pair being stressed

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Collective Nouns

are singular. (e.x. the army has ITS uniforms)

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Comma Splice

when a comma joins 2 main clauses

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Alliteration

repetition of initial consonant or vowel sounds

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Consonance

the relation between words in which the final consonants sounds in the stresses syllable agree, but the vowels that preceded them differ

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Personification

when a thing, idea, animal is given human attributes

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Em dash

indicates an action has taken place

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Emily Dickinson wrote during what time period

1800s

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Phillis Wheatley wrote during what time period

1700s

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Edgar Allan Poe is remembered for his

tales of terror

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The Black Cat is what kind of genre?

Gothic Fiction

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The Odyssey is narrated in

1st person

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Who is the Muse that Homer calls upon at the beginning of the Odyssey

Calliope, the muse of epic poetry