APENG TERMS

Question 1

line of a poem presents a complete thought either in the form of a phrase or a sentence

Answer 1

end-stopped

Question 2

the end of a phrase or sentence extends past the end of a line. There is no punctuation mark at the end of the line so that the reader may go through to the next line (or even through several lines) to get to the conclusion of the thought

Answer 2

enjambment

Question 3

two contrasting images, objects, or ideas are placed side by side so the difference “pops” in order to highlight something

Answer 3

antithesis

Question 4

words, phrases, clauses, or sentences are set in deliberate contrast to each other which are expressed in a similar grammatical structure

Answer 4

juxstaposition

Question 5

the close placement of seemingly contradictory concepts that actually reveal a veiled truth

Answer 5

paradox

Question 6

the deliberate creation two or more simultaneous interpretations of a word, phrase, action, or situations

Answer 6

ambiguity

Question 7

type of extended metaphor that rely upon an unlikely or elaborate comparison between two things which are generally very different

Answer 7

conceit

Question 8

a reference in a work of literature to something outside the text, especially to a well-known historical or literary event, person, or work

Answer 8

allusion

Question 9

something concrete that stands for something else, usually abstract

Answer 9

symbol

Question 10

change in thought, tone, idea, often signaled with a device that employs contrast

Answer 10

shift