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Literature Terms
Lit. Terms
Question | Answer |
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Allegory | A story or poem in which most things mentioned actually stand for other people, events or for abstract ideas or qualities |
Alliteration | The repetition of the same or similar consonant sounds in words that are close togehter |
Allusion | |
Allusion | |
Anecdote | |
Allusion | |
Analogy | |
Anecdote | |
Aphorism | |
Antagonist | |
Aphorism | |
Apostrophe | |
Assonance | |
Aphorism | |
Anecdote | |
Ballad | |
Blank Verse | |
Cadence | |
Cadence | |
Ballad | |
Aphorism | |
Blank Verse | |
Cliché | |
Cadence | |
Apostrophe | |
Climax | |
Conceit | |
Conceit | |
Conflict | |
Conflict | |
Static Character | |
Static Character | |
Dynamic Character | |
Dynamic Character | |
Round Character | |
Ballad | |
Flat Character | |
Blank Verse | |
Round Character | |
Cadence | |
Conflict | |
Connotation | |
Static Character | |
Conceit | |
Consonance | |
Dynamic Character | |
Couplet | |
Flat Character | |
Flat Character | |
Diction | |
Round Character | |
Epic | |
Dramatic Monologue | |
Epithet | |
Consonance | |
Elegy | |
Couplet | |
Epic | |
Diction | |
Epithet | |
Dramatic Monologue | |
Fable | |
Epic | |
Flashback | |
Epithet | |
Farce | |
Figure of Speech | |
Epithet | |
Flashback | |
Flashback | |
Foreshadowing | |
Figure of Speech | |
Free Verse | |
Hyperbole | |
Hyperbole | |
Iambic Pentameter | |
Idiom | |
Imagery | |
Foreshadowing | |
Imagery | |
Interior Monologue | |
Internal Rhyme | |
Internal Rhyme | |
Verbal Irony | |
Hyperbole | |
Situational Irony | |
Dramatic Irony | |
Verbal Irony | |
Lyric Poem | |
Dramatic Irony | |
Directly Stated Metaphor | |
Implied Metaphor | |
Extended Metaphor | |
Allegory | A story or poem in which most things mentioned actually stand for other people, events or for abstract ideas or qualities |
Extended Metaphor | |
Verbal Irony | |
Mixed Metaphor | |
Alliteration | The repetition of the same or similar consonant sounds in words that are close togehter |
Mixed Metaphor | |
Dramatic Irony | |
Meter | |
Lyric Poem | |
Octave | |
Directly Stated Metaphor | |
Implied Metaphor | |
Ode | |
Meter | |
Allusion | |
Dead Metaphor | |
Analogy | |
Ode | |
Meter | |
Protagonist | |
Octave | |
Pun | |
Allegory | A story or poem in which most things mentioned actually stand for other people, events or for abstract ideas or qualities |
Anecdote | |
Antagonist | The repetition of the same or similar consonant sounds in words that are close togehter |
Personification | |
Oxymoron | |
Aphorism | |
Apostrophe | |
Assonance | |
Ballad | |
Blank Verse | |
Cadence | |
Parody | |
End Rhyme | |
Cliché | |
Climax | |
Conceit | |
Conflict | |
Static Character | |
Cadence | |
Dynamic Character | |
Cliché | |
Flat Character | |
Round Character | |
Conceit | |
Connotation | |
Consonance | |
Couplet | |
Diction | |
Dramatic Monologue | |
Soliloquy | |
Elegy | |
English Sonnet | |
Epic | |
Epithet | |
Fable | |
Farce | |
Rhythm | |
Figure of Speech | |
Satire | |
Flashback | |
Foreshadowing | |
Free Verse | |
Hyperbole | |
Iambic Pentameter | |
English Sonnet | |
Idiom | |
Imagery | |
Interior Monologue | |
Symbolism | |
Tone | |
Internal Rhyme | |
Tragedy | |
Verbal Irony | |
Understatement | |
Situational Irony | |
Dramatic Irony | |
Lyric Poem | |
Vernacular | |
Understatement | |
Directly Stated Metaphor | |
Implied Metaphor | |
Epic | |
Extended Metaphor | |
Epithet | |
Dead Metaphor | |
Fable | |
Mixed Metaphor | |
Meter | |
Octave | |
Ode | |
Flashback | |
Onomatopoeia | |
Foreshadowing | |
Oxymoron | |
Free Verse | |
Paradox | |
Parody | |
Personification | |
Imagery | |
Protagonist | |
Interior Monologue | |
Pun | |
Quatrain | |
Rhetorical Question | |
Dramatic Irony | |
Lyric Poem | |
Directly Stated Metaphor | |
Internal Rhyme | |
Implied Metaphor | |
End Rhyme | |
Extended Metaphor | |
Rhyme Scheme | |
Mixed Metaphor | |
Meter | |
Rhythm | |
Satire | |
Sestet | |
Oxymoron | |
Simile | |
Parody | |
Soliloquy | |
Personification | |
Italian Sonnet | |
English Sonnet | |
Stream of Consciousness | |
Suspense | |
Symbolism | |
Synesthesia | |
Theme | |
Tone | |
Tragedy | |
Rhetorical Question | |
Understatement | |
Internal Rhyme | |
Vernacular | |
Rhyme Scheme | |
Rhythm | |
Satire | |
Sestet | |
Simile | |
Soliloquy | |
Italian Sonnet | |
English Sonnet | |
Stream of Consciousness | |
Suspense | |
Symbolism | |
Synesthesia | |
Theme | |
Tone | |
Tragedy | |
Understatement | |
Vernacular |