Vocab Test vibes week 2 Flashcards

1
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A reference contained in a work

A

Allusion

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2
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Direct address in poetry

A

Apostrophe

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3
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Two lines of rhyming poetry: often used by Shakespeare to conclude a Scene or an important passage

A

couplet

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4
Q

A technique in poetry that involves the running on of a line or stanza. It enables the poem to move and develop coherence as well as directing the reader with regard to form meaning

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Enjambment

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5
Q

A lengthy, elevated poem that celebrates the exploits of a hero

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Epic

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6
Q

The body of devices that enables the writer to operate on levels other than the literal one. it includes metaphor, simile,symbol, motif, hyperbole, and others

A

Figurative language

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7
Q

A metrical unit in poetry; a syllabic measure of a line: iamb, trochee, anapest, dactyl and spondee

A

Foot

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8
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Iamb:

A

u / (example: implore)

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9
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Trochee:

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/ u (example: meter)

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10
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Anapest:

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U U / (example: underfoot)

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11
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Dactyl

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/ U U (example: poetry)

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12
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Spondee

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// (example: childhood)

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13
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A type of lyrical poem which extols the virtues of an ideal place or time

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Idyll

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14
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The total effect of related sensory images in a work of literature

A

Imagery

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15
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A poem that tells a story

A

Narrative Poem

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16
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An eight-line stanza, usually combined with a sestet in a Petrarchan

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Octave

17
Q

A formal, lengthy poem that celebrates a particular subject

A

Ode

18
Q

The assigning of human qualities to inanimate objects or concepts.

A

Personification

19
Q

A four line stanza

A

quatrain

20
Q

The final part of a literary work

A

Resolution

21
Q

A 14 line poem with a prescribed rhyme scheme in iambic pentameter

A

Sonet

22
Q

A unit of a poem, similar in rhyme, meter and length to other units in the poem

A

Stanzas

23
Q

A three line stanza

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Tercet

24
Q

The underlying ideas that the author illustrates through motif, characterization, language, plot, etc.

A

Theme

25
Q

The author’s attitude towards his subject

A

Tone