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Question 1

Hubris

Answer 1

Excessive pride

Question 2

Humanism

Answer 2

A belief that emphasizes faith

Question 3

hyperbole

Answer 3

an over exaggerated expression

Question 4

idyll

Answer 4

A lyric poem or passage that describes an ideal life

Question 5

image

Answer 5

A word representing something that can be seen, touched, tasted, smelled, etc

Question 6

Indirect Qutotation

Answer 6

A quotation that isnt directly stated but is paraphrased

Question 7

inductive reasoning

Answer 7

When a number of specific facts are used to make a generalization

Question 8

inference

Answer 8

A conclusion arrived at by considering facts

Question 9

invective

Answer 9

A direct verbal assult

Question 10

irony

Answer 10

when the intended meaning is the opposite of what is stated

Question 11

kenning

Answer 11

when the name of a thing is replaced with one of its functions

Question 12

lampoon

Answer 12

A mocking assult on a person

Question 13

litotes

Answer 13

A form of understandment

Question 14

loose sentence

Answer 14

Follows the customary word order of English sentences

Question 15

lyrical prose

Answer 15

reflective pose that reveals speakers thoughts and feelings about a subject

Question 16

malapropism

Answer 16

when an appropriate word is replaced with an innapropriate meaning

Question 17

maxim

Answer 17

a saying expressing common truth

Question 18

melodrama

Answer 18

a literary form where events are exaggerated to create an emotional response