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zoomorphism
when animal attributes are ascribed to non-animal objects or people e.g the wind roared
anthropomorphism
assigning human qualties to objects and animals e.g the bird gossiped
semantic field
a group of words that all link in terms of meaning/ideas
abstract noun
a thing you cannot touch e.g love, anger, hate
concrete noun
an object or person that you can touch e.g table, book
monologue
a speech presented by one character who is alone on the stage, with their thoughts to speak out loud
repartee
a battle of words back and forth between two people
soliloquy
someone giving a speech or talking alone in a crowd
gulling
being tricked into believing something that isn’t true
dramatic irony
the audience knows something that one of the characters doesn’t
innuendo
a sexual reference, usually as a joke
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