Vocabulario Literario

Question 0

Allegory

Answer 0

Alegoría, emblema

Question 1

Antithesis

Answer 1

Antítesis

Question 2

Alliteration

Answer 2

Aliteración

Question 3

Allusion

Answer 3

Alusión, referencia

Question 4

Ambiguity

Answer 4

Ambigüedad

Question 5

Analogy

Answer 5

Analogía

Question 6

Antecedent

Answer 6

Antecedente

Question 7

Aphorism

Answer 7

Aforismo

Question 8

Apostrophe

Answer 8

Apóstrofe

Question 9

Atmosphere

Answer 9

Atmósfera

Question 10

Caricature

Answer 10

Caricatura, dibujo cómico

Question 11

Clause

Answer 11

Cláusula, oración

Question 12

Colloquial/ Colloquialism

Answer 12

Coloquial/ palabra familiar

Question 13

Conceit

Answer 13

Presunción, envanecimiento, vanagloria

Question 14

Connotation

Answer 14

Connotación, sentimiento además

Question 15

Denotation

Answer 15

Denotación, signo

Question 16

Diction

Answer 16

Dicción, uso de palabras

Question 17

Didactic

Answer 17

Didáctico, riguroso

Question 18

Euphemism

Answer 18

Eufemismo, proceso eufemístico

Question 19

Catharsis

Answer 19

Catarsis

Question 20

Cacophony

Answer 20

Cacofonía

Question 21

Caesura

Answer 21

Cesara

Question 22

Conceptism (literary movement associated with the Spanish baroque period that is characterized by the use of word play, paradoxes, acuteness of thoughts, and concision in expression)

Answer 22

Conseptismo

Question 23

Chromaticism

Answer 23

Cromatismo

Question 24

Gongorism

Answer 24

Culteranismo

Question 25

Diaeresis

Answer 25

Diéresis

Question 26

Diphthong

Answer 26

Diptongo

Question 27

Ellipsis

Answer 27

Elipsis

Question 28

Enjambment

Answer 28

Encabalgamiento

Question 29

Epithet

Answer 29

Epíteto

Question 30

Epic Poetry

Answer 30

Epopeya

Question 31

Stanza

Answer 31

Estrofa, estancia

Question 32

Extended Metaphor

Answer 32

Metáfora extendida

Question 33

Asyndeton

Answer 33

Asíndeton

Question 34

Archetype

Answer 34

Arquetipo

Question 35

Refrain (line or lines that are repeated throughout a poem)

Answer 35

Estribillo

Question 36

Tragic flaw

Answer 36

Falla trágica

Question 37

Rhetorical figure

Answer 37

Figura retórica

Question 38

Tragic flaw (h)

Answer 38

Hamartia

Question 39

Hyperbaton

Answer 39

Hipérbaton

Question 40

Poetic Justice (character is punished or rewarded based on their actions, often by fate)

Answer 40

Justicia poética

Question 41

unreliable narrator, narrator who misinterprets the motives or action of the characters or who does not perceive the connections between the facts of the story, creating a discrepancy between the author and the narrator because the narrator is offering inconsistent information

Answer 41

Narrador no fidedigno

Question 42

witness, narrator who does not participate in the action of the story but relates the facts in first person and makes commentary

Answer 42

Narrador testigo

Question 43

Ode

Answer 43

Oda

Question 44

Paradox

Answer 44

Paradoja

Question 45

Couplet (p)

Answer 45

Pareado

Question 46

Parody

Answer 46

Parodia

Question 47

polyphony, aspect of narrative involving multiple perspectives

Answer 47

Polifonía

Question 48

Polysyndeton, repetition of conjunctions

Answer 48

Polisíndeton

Question 49

Foreshadowing (n.)

Answer 49

Prefiguración

Question 50

Rhetorical question

Answer 50

Pregunta retórica

Question 51

Personification

Answer 51

Personificación

Question 52

Pun

Answer 52

Retruécano

Question 53

Assonance

Answer 53

Rima asonante

Question 54

Consonance

Answer 54

Rima consonante

Question 55

Rhythm

Answer 55

Ritmo

Question 56

Satire

Answer 56

Sátira

Question 57

Metonymy

Answer 57

Metonimia

Question 58

Synecdoche

Answer 58

Sinécdoque

Question 59

Synesthesia

Answer 59

Sinestesia

Question 60

theatrical rule that there is only one principal action, that the action does not last more than one day, and that all of the action takes place in the same place

Answer 60

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