g-m

Question 0

genre

Answer 0

major caategory into which literary work fits

Question 1

generic convention

Answer 1

refers to tradition for each genre

Question 2

homily

Answer 2

literally “sermon” or any serious talk speech, or lecture

Question 3

hyperbole

Answer 3

figure of speech using deliberate exaggeration or overstatement

Question 4

imagery

Answer 4

sensory details of fig language used to describe arouse emotion or rep abstraction

Question 5

infer

Answer 5

draw a reasonable conclusion

Question 6

intrective

Answer 6

emotionally violent, verbal denuncitiaon

Question 7

irony

Answer 7

contrast between stated explicitly and what is really meant

Question 8

verbal irony

Answer 8

words state opposite

Question 9

situational irony

Answer 9

events turn out opposite

Question 10

dramatic irony

Answer 10

facts or events are unknown to character but known to reader or audience

Question 11

loose sentence

Answer 11

type of sentence in which the main idea comes first followed by dependent grammatical units

Question 12

metaphor

Answer 12

figure of speech using implied comparison

Question 13

metonymy

Answer 13

greek for changing label the name of one object substituted for another

Question 14

mood

Answer 14

grammatically the verbal units and a speakers attitude indicative subjunctive imperative, literally the prevailing atmoshpere

Question 15

logos

Answer 15

plato