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Question 1

autobiography

Answer 1

a biography writen to tell a persons life story.

Question 2

memior

Answer 2

a record of memories, and particular events that have taken place in the authors life.

Question 3

cumulative sentence

Answer 3

a sentence that starts with a loose sentence with an independent clause, proves main idea and adds subordinate elements or modifies.

Question 4

blank verse

Answer 4

un-chyming verse written in Lamb pen-tamer. in poetry and prose it has a consent meter with 10 syllables in each live.

Question 5

buildingsroman

Answer 5

story of growing up a sensitive person who looks for answers to his questions through different experiences.

Question 6

buildings roman

Answer 6

protagonist gains maturity gradually and with difficulty.

Question 7

illusion

Answer 7

comparing things to the bible

Question 8

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Answer 8

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Question 9

foil

Answer 9

a character that shows qualites that compare to another character. (contrasting characters)

Question 10

intertextuality

Answer 10

a sophisticated literary device used in writing. in fact, its a textual reference within some text that reflects the text used as a reference. draws upon the concept, rhetoric or ideology from other text to be merged in the new text.

Question 11

litotes

Answer 11

diverted from a greek word meanning “simple’’ a figure of speech using a double negative or in other words a positive statement is expressed by negating it’s opposite expressions. “not too bad”

Question 12

utopia

Answer 12

the idea of a “perfect society” deal conditions achieved within the martial world as opposed of the idealism of afterlife in Christianity.

Question 13

sonnet

Answer 13

the word sonnet is diverted from italian word. “sonneto” had 14 lines and is written in iambic pentameter. each ine has 10 syllables.

Question 14

round character

Answer 14

novel, play or story is a complex personality.like people, he/she has depth inn is feelings and passions. for instance, in the movie “shrek”

Question 15

situatoal Irony

Answer 15

occurs when incongruity appeals between expectations of something to happen, and what actually happens instead. different from what audience may expect.

Question 16

static character

Answer 16

a character that doesn’t go inner changes/ little change.

Question 17

vernacular

Answer 17

daily used language in writing and speaking. it is different from written works, as they are normally as they follow the formal variety of language.

Question 18

vernacular vs dialect

Answer 18

vernacular is the use of ordinary, everyday and plain language in speaking or writhing.

Question 19

understatement:

Answer 19

a figure of speech employed by writers or speakers to intentionally make a situation seem less important than it really is

Question 20

eulogy

Answer 20

term originated from a greek word “eulogia” . which means to praise somebody or something.used in laudatory expression in a speech; or written tribute to a person deceased recently.

Question 21

hubris

Answer 21

extreme pride or arrogance shown in a character that ultimately brings about his downfall. In ap language hubris can be found in the authors attitude.

Question 22

Anti-Hero

Answer 22

used by writers to promote character in a play book that has characteristics opposite to that of a conventional hero. anti hero is typical clumsy, unsolicited, and unskilled.