PAPER 1 TERMINOLOGY Flashcards

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Euphemism

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Polite expressions replacing harsher terms (eg “passed away” for “died”)

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Dysphemism

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Blunt or harsh expressions (eg “croaked for “died”)

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Hyperbole

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Exaggeration for effect

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Idiom

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Phrases with cultural or contextual meanings (eg “spill the beans”)

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Neologisms

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Newly coined words or expressions

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Semantic fields

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Groupings of related words to establish themes

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Archaisms

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Words or phrases no longer in common use

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Asyndetic listing

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Lists without conjunctions for impact

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Polysyndetic listing

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Repeated use of conjunctions for emphasis

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Ellipsis

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Omission of parts of sentences for informality or ambiguity

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Non-standard grammar

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Regional or cultural grammatical variations

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Inversion

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Reversing standard word order for emphasis (eg “Rarely had she felt so alone”)

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Minor sentences

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Incomplete sentences used for dramatic effect.

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Parenthetical structures

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Additional information within brackets, dashes, or commas.

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Anaphora

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Repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of sentences for emphasis

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Intertextuality

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References to other texts, events, or cultural artifacts

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Code-switching

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Alternating between languages, dialects, or registers

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Turn-taking

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Dynamics in dialogue reflecting power or cooperation

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Adjacency pairs

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Structured conversational exchanges

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Topic shifts

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Changes in conversation focus reflecting relationships or identity

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Alliteration

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Repetition of initial sounds

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Assonance

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Repetition of vowel sounds

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Consonance

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Repetition of consonant sounds within words

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Onomatopoeia

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Words imitating sounds

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Rhythm

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Patters of stressed and unstressed syllables creating mood or tone

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Implicature

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Implied meaning beyond what is explicitly stated

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Politeness strategies

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Language used to mitigate face-threatening acts

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Deictic expressions

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Words dependent on context