Extra Nots Under Terms

Question 0

What are the three functions of imaginative comparison

Answer 0

1. They drew out readers emotions
2. They add depth to a writers message
3. They prove certain symmetry to a writers message

Question 1

The core mark of a great writing is what?

Answer 1

Theem

Question 2

What distinguishes a simile from a metaphor

Answer 2

A simile is a type of metaphor comparing too things using words like a sacrifice

Question 3

Most techniques for organized sound and syntax are based on what?

Answer 3

Parallelism and repetition

Question 4

What are the three effects of organized sound and syntax

Answer 4

1. To clarify ideas in text
2. To set a particular mood
3. To emphasize important parts of the text

Question 5

Pattern repetition of sound and syntax and thought is more common in what type of literature

Answer 5

Prose

Question 6

What term effects the mood

Answer 6

Meter

Question 7

_______ often overlap with the imaginative comparison, they contribute to a works mood or tone and they compress ideas or emotions into a short statement

Answer 7

Allusions

Question 8

Allusions are based primarily on _____ _______

Answer 8

Shared knowledge

Question 9

Allusions sometimes make use of what

Answer 9

Symbols

Question 10

______ _____ are not always specific to one culture, they are sometimes specific to a particular work , and they can connect several themes

Answer 10

Literacy symbol

Question 11

Objects or people in an allegory do not always qualify as a ______

Answer 11

Symbol

Question 12

_______ in a literacy work are usually deeply connected to the works themselves

Answer 12

Symbols

Question 13

___ irony and ___ irony are similar in that both deal with what readers clearly expect to happen and dose not happen.

Answer 13

Situational, dramatic

Question 14

the difference is that ____ irony occurs when the reader is aware of a significant change of events but the caricature remains unaware

Answer 14

Dramatic