S2 Dictionary Terms Flashcards

1
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Making a play on words

A

Verbal Irony

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2
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Word Origins

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Etymology

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3
Q

The line stops but the idea does not

A

Enjambment

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4
Q

Iambic pentameter and had three quatrains and a couplet rhyme scheme (ABAB BCBC CDCD EE)

A

Spencerian Sonnet

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5
Q

Tragic Flaw

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Hamartia

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6
Q

An emotional release

A

Cartharsis

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7
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An imitation

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Mimesis

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8
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An introduction of plot

A

Protasis

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9
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Leading up to the climax

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Epitasis

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10
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A futuristic, imagined universe in which oppressive societal control and the illusion of a perfect society are maintained through corporate, bureaucratic, technological, moral, or totalitarian control

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Dystopia

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11
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Social criticism through humor

A

Satire

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12
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A short story (symbolic)

A

Fable

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13
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Dark, symbolic story

A

Parable

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14
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Longer story, symbolic and developed

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Allegory

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15
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Making fun of something through immitation

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Parody

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16
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The idea that the socially strongest are going to thrive

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Social Darwinism

17
Q

Measure of emotions

A

Consumer Setiment

18
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One who has many flaws, has a dark personality, but by some means, lands in the position of a hero (unintentional hero)

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Anti-Hero

19
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A picture, description, or imitation of a person/thing i which characteristics are exaggerated for effect

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Caricature

20
Q

Who an author is writing for

A

Audience

21
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The idea that the author might try and confuse the reader for the purpose of impact

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Ambiguity

22
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The exact opposite

A

Antithesis

23
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A wise saying or idiom

A

Aphorism

24
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A speech that won’t be heard or responded to

A

Apostrophe

25
Q

Subject+Predicate

A

Clause