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Conclude
To arrive at a final judgment or decision based on evidence
Connotation
The emotional or cultural meaning associated with a word
Convey
To communicate or express an idea or feeling
Denotation
The literal, dictionary definition of a word
Diction
An author's word choice
Effect
The result or outcome of an action
Emphasize
To give special importance to something
Excerpt
A short piece taken from a longer text
Explicit
Stated clearly and directly
Illustrate
To explain or clarify using examples of details
Mood
The emotional feeling created for the reader
Refine
To improve or make more precise
Reveal
To make something known or visible
Structure
The organization of a text
Style
The distinctive way an author writes
Tone
The author's attitude toward the subject or audience
Alliteration
Repetition of initial consonant sounds
Allusion
A reference to a well-known text, event or figure
Assonance
Repetition of vowel sounds
Rhyme Scheme
The pattern of rhymes in a poem
Dialect
A regional or social variation of language
Dialogue
Conversation between characters
Dramatic Irony
When the audience knows something characters do not
Imagery
Descriptive language appealing to the senses
Irony
A contrast between expectation and reality
Metaphor
A direct comparison between unlike things
Personification
Giving human qualities to nonhuman things
Shift
A change in tone, mood, perspective, or topic
Simile
A comparison using like or as
Symbol/Symbolism
Something that represents a deeper meaning
Theme
The central message or insight of a text
Science Fiction
A genre involving advanced science or technology
Utopia
A perfect or ideal society
Dystopia
A society marked by oppression or suffering
Fairy Tale
A fictional story with magical elements
Magical Realism
Realistic stories with magical elements treated as normal
Argument
A claim supported by evidence and reasoning
Bias
A personal preference or prejudice
Claim
A statement that can be argued or proven
Inform
To give facts or information
Counterargument
An opposing viewpoint to a claim
Main Idea
The most important point of a text
Persuade
To convince someone to believe or act
Hedonism
Belief that pleasure is the highest good
Humanism
Focus on human values and potential
Analyze
To examine closely and break into parts
Assess
To evaluate or judge
Authority
Credibility or expertise on a subject
Anthropomorphize
To give human traits to nonhuman things
Sound
How language creates rhythm or musical effects
Resistance
Opposition to control or injustice
Indifference
Lack of concern or interest
Community
A group of people sharing common traits
Allegory
A story with a deeper symbolic meaning
Bystander
One who observes but does not act
Upstander
One who takes action against injustice
Ballad
A narrative poem often meant to be sung
Enjambment
Continuation of a sentence beyond a line break
Free Verse
Poetry without consistent meter or rhyme
Onomatopoeia
Words that imitate sounds
Rhythm
The pattern of beats in writing
Stanza
A grouped set of lines in a poem
Verse
A line of poetry
Pun
Wordplay using multiple meanings
Foreshadowing
Hints or clues about future events
Analogy
Comparison used to explain an idea
In Media Res
Beginning a story in the middle of action
Parallel Plot
Two storylines occurring simultaneously
Foil
A character who highlights another by contrast
Colloquialism
Informal, conversational language
Jargon
Specialized vocabulary for a field
Proverb
A short saying expressing wisdom
Vernacular
Everyday language of a group
Vignette
A brief descriptive scene
Flashback
Interruption of the present to show the past
Soliloquy
A character's speech expressing inner thoughts
Slang
Informal language used by a group
Euphemism
A mild term replacing a harsh one
Idiom
An expression with a nonliteral meaning
Juxtaposition
Placing contrasting ideas side by side
Paradox
A contradiction that reveals truth
Suspense
Tension created by uncertainty