21st 2nd QT Flashcards

1
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a type of literature that conveys a thought, describes a scene or tells a story in a lyrical arrangement of words

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Poetry

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2
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the basic building block of a poem is a verse known as _____

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Stanza

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3
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a group of lines related to the same thought or topic

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Stanzaa

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4
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a stanza with two lines

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Couplet

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5
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the basic rhythmic structure of a line within a work of poetry

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Meter

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6
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a poetry written with a precise meter — almost always iambic pentameter — that does not rhyme

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Blank Verse

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7
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A poetry that is divided into stanzas in which all or some of the lines have a rhyme word at the end

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Rhymed Poetry

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8
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A poetry that lacks a consistent rhyme scheme, metrical pattern, or musical form

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Free Verse

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9
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A lengthy, narrative work of poetry. Typically detail extraordinary feats and adventures of characters from a distant past

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Epics

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10
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tells a story like an epic —- “The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere”

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Narrative Poetry

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11
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a three-line poetic form originating in Japan

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Haiku

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12
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A poem that concerns the natural world, rural life, and landscapes. Persevered from Ancient Greece to Ancient Rome to the present day

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Pastoral Poetry

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13
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A 14-line poem, typically concerning the topic of love

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Sonnet

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14
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a poem that reflects upon death or loss

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Elegies

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15
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a tribute to its subject, although the subject need not to be dead or even sentient

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Ode

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16
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A five-line poem that consists of a single stanza, AABBA rhyme scheme

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Limerick

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17
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Refers to the broad category of poetry that concerns feelings and emotion

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Lyric Poetry

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18
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a form of narrative verse that can be either poetic or musical

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Ballad

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19
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a monologue in which a character speaks to himself, expressing inner thoughts that an audience might not otherwise know

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Soliloquy

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20
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A nineteen-poem consisting of five tercets and a quatrain, has evolved to describe obsessions and other intense subject matters

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Villanelle

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21
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A mode of fictional representation through dialogue and performance

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Drama

22
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The muse of Comedy

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Thalia

23
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The muse of tragedy

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Melpomene

24
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The world’s first actor and who we got the coinage “Thespian”

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Thespis

25
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A type of drama that is lighter in tone than ordinary works and provide a happy conclusion

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Comedy

26
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Type of drama that use darker themes, such as disaster, pain and death

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Tragedy

27
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An exaggerated drama, which is sensational and appeals directly to the senses of the audience

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Melodrama

28
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Dramatists not only tell their stories through acting and dialogue, but also dance and music.

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Musical Drama

29
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A story that is written about imaginary character and events

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Fiction

30
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a general term used to describe an imaginative work

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Fiction

31
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a genre that focus on crimes, usually murder

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Mystery

32
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A huge category aimed at diverting and entertaining women, elements of fantasy, love, adventure, and heroic lover

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Romance

33
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depict distant worlds and futuristic technologies

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Science Fiction/Fantasy

34
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Are tense, exciting, often sensational works with ingenious plotting. Writer’s objective is to deliver a story with sustained tension

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Suspense/Thriller

35
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Unlike mysteries, this genre is dominated by action where physical threat is a constant companion

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Suspense/Thriller

36
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Novels about life on America’s post civil war

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Western

37
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filled with fear, keeps readers turning the blood-filled pages

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Horror

38
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a literary “super genre”. sometimes called “what-if” books

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Speculative Fiction

39
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He used the term “speculative fiction” for the first time in 1947

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Robert Heinlein

40
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stories with imagined technologies that dont exist in the real world

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Science Fiction

41
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stories inspired by mythology, folklore, tales that combine imagined technologies with elements of magical realism

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Sci-fi fantasy fiction

42
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sci-fi stories about secret knowledge or hidden abilities including witchcraft

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Supernatural Fiction

43
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sci-fi stories that take place in outer space and center around conflict, romance, and adventure

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Space Opera Fiction

44
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fantasy stories that take place in an urban setting in the real world but operate under magical rules

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Urban Fantasy Fiction

45
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stories about civilization the authors deem to be perfect, ideal societies

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Utopian Fiction

46
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Stories about societies deemed problematic

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Dystopian Fiction

47
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stories that take place before and during a huge disaster that wiped out a significant portion of the wolrld population

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Apocalyptic Fiction

48
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stories that take place after an apocalyptic event

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Post-apocalyptic fiction

49
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stories that focus on true historical events but are written as if they unfolded with different outcomes

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Alternate History Fiction

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