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These flashcards cover key literary terms and their definitions to aid in understanding and retention for the upcoming exam.
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Diction
Writer’s word choice that shapes tone and meaning.
Didactic
Intended to teach or instruct, often moral lessons.
Emphasis
Special importance or focus placed on an idea.
Euphemism
Mild phrase replacing a harsh or unpleasant one.
Evaluate
To judge or determine the value of something.
Evidence
Facts or details supporting an argument or claim.
Example/Illustration
Specific instance explaining or clarifying an idea.
Exposition
Background information introducing characters, setting, or situation.
Fallacies
Errors in reasoning that weaken an argument.
Figurative Language
Uses comparisons or imagery beyond literal meaning.
Flashback
A scene returning to an earlier event in time.