English 2110: Summer Exam Study Guide Definitions (Multiple Choice) For this section, make sure you know the definitions of these terms. Look up these terms either in your textbook or an online resource. Imaginative Literature​​​​​Literature Genre​​​​​​​Subgenre Kind​​​​​​​Fiction Free Verse​​​​​​Poetry Stories​​​​​​​Narratives Oral Tales​​​​​​Characterization Dialogue​​​​​​Imagery Plot​​​​​​​Point of View Style​​​​​​​Symbol(ism) Theme​​​​​​​Tone Narrator​​​​​​First Person Second Person​​​​​​Third Person Protagonist​​​​​​Antagonist Archetype​​​​​​Literary Criticism Frame Narrative​​​​​Magic(al) Realism Speculative Fiction​​​​​Realism Adaptation​​​​​​Motive Myth​​​​​​​Sonnet Conflict​​​​​​External Conflict Internal Conflict​​​​​Flat Characters Round Characters​​​​​Stock Character Stanza​​​​​​​Rhythm Lyric​​​​​​​Dramatic Poem Figurative Language​​​​​Diction Metaphor​​​​​​Blank Verse Simile​​​​​​​Allegory Analogy​​​​​​Allusion Meter​​​​​​​Caesura Identifications (Multiple Choice) ​For this section, make sure you can identify the answers to these questions. 1. Who wrote “Lusus Naturae”? 2. Who wrote “The Management of Grief”? 3. Who wrote “The House of Asterion”? 4. Who wrote “The Veldt”? 5. Who wrote “Of Windows and Doors”? 6. Who wrote “Quarantine”? 7. Who wrote “In Quarantine, I Reflect on the Death of Ophelia”? 8. Who wrote “Myth”? 9. Who wrote “The sonnet, like poverty, teaches you what you can do”? 10. Who wrote “Hip Hop”?

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