AP Lit Summer Work pt1

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alexandrine

an iambic hexameter line that is a poetic line considering consisting of six iambic feet. The last line of Spenserian stanza

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allegory

a tale in verse or prose in which characters, actions, or settings represent abstract ideas or moral qualities. There’s a literal and symbolic meaning

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alliteraton

the repetition of similar sounds—usually consonants or consonant clusters in a group of words

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allusion

an expression to call something to mind without it being explicitly said/mentioned

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analogy

a comparison between two things usually to explain things

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antagonist

a person who is actively opposed/hostile towards someone

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antipastoral

literary/artistic work that deliberately avoids or undermines pastoral conventions to present a realistic or critical view of the countryside

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antipetrarchan

a rhetorical or literary style that deliberately rejects, parodies, or inverts the conventions of Petrarchan poetry

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antistrophe

the second part of an ode in ancient Greek drama, mirroring the first part (strophe); the repeat of words at the end of successive phrases or clauses

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antithesis

a person or thing that is the direct opposite of someone or something else

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aphorism

a concise, pointed statement expressing a wise/clever observation about life

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apostrophe

a figure of speech in which an absent person/quality/nonhuman is addressed directly

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aside

in drama when the person says something undertone/directly to the crowd that is supposedly not heard by the other actors in the drama

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assonance

a literary device: the repetition of similar vowel sounds within close words/phrases

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atmosphere

consistent feeling that is developed throughout the story through description or setting that targets to influence the readers’ attitude and expectations

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autobiography

a person’s account of their own life; often includes their own reflection and are intended to be public

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ballad

a story told in verse and usually sung

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ballad stanza

a type of four line stanza, the first and third lines have four stressed words or syllables

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biography

a detailed account of someone else’s life written by another person

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blank verse

verse written in unrhymed iambic pentameter