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Question 1

non-squitur

Answer 1

an idea that doesn’t follow logically from the one above

Question 2

objective

Answer 2

relating to facts and reality instead of personal feelings

Question 3

ode

Answer 3

a lyric poem marked by serious feelings toward the subject

Question 4

Old English

Answer 4

The Anglo Saxon language spoken from 450-1150 A.D

Question 5

omniscient narrator

Answer 5

A narrator with unlimited understanding of the background of a story

Question 6

onomatopoeia

Answer 6

words whose sounds suggest their meaning

Question 7

oxymoron

Answer 7

contradictory words with opposing meanings

Question 8

parable

Answer 8

a story consisting of events where a moral truth may be derived

Question 9

paradox

Answer 9

a self-contradictory statement

Question 10

parallel structure

Answer 10

expressing two or more grammatical elements of equal rank

Question 11

parody

Answer 11

an immitation of a work that rediculates the style

Question 12

paraphrase

Answer 12

a version of a text put into simpler words

Question 13

pastoral

Answer 13

a work of literature dealing with rural life

Question 14

pathetic fallacy

Answer 14

faulty reasoning that inappropriately regards human feelings to nature or non human objects

Question 15

pathos

Answer 15

element in literature that stimulates sorrow

Question 16

pedantic

Answer 16

narrowly academic instead of broad and hummane

Question 17

periodic sentence

Answer 17

places the main clause at the end of the sentence

Question 18

persona

Answer 18

when a character assumes to a reader or audience

Question 19

personafication

Answer 19

a figure of speech where objects are given human characteristics

Question 20

plot

Answer 20

the interrelationship among events in a story

Question 21

point of view

Answer 21

when a narrator stands a subject of discourse