Frontloading AP Literature Vocabulary Flashcards

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Character’s Perspective

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How the character perceive what’s happening in the story

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Character’s Motivation

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Reason behind character’s behaviors or goals

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Contrasting Characters

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Differences in characters

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Complex Relationships

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Relationships built with difficulties

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5
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Narrator

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The person whose point of view the story is told through

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Speaker

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A person who gives a speech or tells the story

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Point Of View

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How the story is told

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Diction

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The choice of words of the speaker

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Syntax

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The arrangement of words in a sentence or speech

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Reliability

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How much the word of a character can be truste

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Metaphor

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Figure of speech that is not literally true, but explains something or makes a comparison

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Personification

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Assign human qualities to non-humans things

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Allusion

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A reference to a person, thing, place or event

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Setting

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Where or when what’s being told takes place, time and place

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Plot Structure

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Introduction, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action and Resolution

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Function

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Definite purpose

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Significance

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Meaning, importance

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Literal Meaning

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Taking words in their usual meaning or proper definition

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Figurative Meaning

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Taking words in their literal meaning, metaphorical

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Imagery

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descriptive language

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Symbol

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Something that stands for a bigger, deeper idea

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Simile

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Making a comparison using the words “like” or “as”

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Claim

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Statement that asserts something that is true

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Thesis Statement

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Claim that contains the main point of idea of the essay

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Defensible

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Something that can be justified by argument

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Line of reasoning

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Set of reasons used in order to reach a conclusion

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Commentary

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interpretation, insight or anylisis about a detail in an essay

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Textual Evidence

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Evidence gathered from other resources or texts

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Elements of Composition

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The way a writer structures a piece of writing

description, narration, exposition, and argumentation

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Sophistication

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based around intelligence and worldly experience, refined