Test 7 Flashcards

Lessons 44-52

1
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description

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gives the reader a mental image of a scene, person, situation, etc.

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2
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Homonyms

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Orally sound alike, and the listener must understand the word from the context.

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3
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Dialogue and monologue

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dialogue is a conversation between people, while ? is a conversation with oneself.

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4
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antithesis

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a deliberate contrasting of two ideas or terms for the purpose of highlighting their differences.

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5
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synonyms and antonyms

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synonyms are words that have the same or similar meanings, while antonyms have opposite meanings.

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6
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homographs

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two or more words that are spelled the same, but they have different meanings and may have different pronunciation.

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7
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type sketch

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describes a general class of people

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8
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attribution

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you should use this for each quoted person.

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9
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Extended definitions

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written to explain meaning in amplification-

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10
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denotation

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the literal, most ordinary, dictionary meaning of that word

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11
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connotation

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the implied, suggested, or associated meaning.

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12
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character sketch

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gives a word portrait of a specific person.

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13
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paraphrasing

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putting into one’s own words the thoughts and expressions of other writers.

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14
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understatement used to convey an opposite meanings or increase an effect

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lilotes

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15
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comparison using like or as

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simile

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16
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use of gross exaggeration for the purpose of making a point

17
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implied comparison without the use of like or as

18
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giving human characteristics to objects, ideas, or animals

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personification

19
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use of a word or expression in a figurative way

20
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repetition of word sounds, particularly initial sounds

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alliteration

21
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imaginary addressing of a person or thing that is absent or dead

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apostrophe

22
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term of Greek origin that means “Substitute meaning”

23
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combination or blending of two contradictory or inconsistent terms

24
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figure of speech in which a part of a thing represents the whole

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synecdoche

25
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use of words whose pronunciations sound like their meanings

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onomatopoeia