Vocab
Lit Devices
Knock Knock
Poetry
100
All knowing

Omniscience

100

A comparison using the word "like" or "as".

Simile

100

Inciting action of "An Inspector Calls"

Eva Smith taking her own life.

100

An ordered pattern of rhymes at the end of poetic lines. 

Rhyme Scheme

200

A social structure where men hold all dominant positions of power.

Patriarchy

200

A comparison without using the words "like" or "as".

Metaphor

200

Why are the Birlings and Gerald gathered together?

To celebrate the engagement of Gerald Croft and Shiela Birling.

200

A group of poetic lines.

Stanza 

300

An economic system based on private ownership and free market. 

Capitalism

300

The substitution of a mild or inoffensive word or expression for one that is harsh, unpleasant, or taboo. 

Euphemism

300
What does Mr. Birling do to Eva smith and why?

Mr. Birling sacks her for leading a strike.

300

A poetic form of 12 lines, often about love, famously written by Shakespeare. 

Sonnet

400

An economic system where the means of production are owned communally.

Socialism

400

Repetition of same sound at the beginning of two or more words.

Alliteration

400

In what year does "An Inspector Calls" take place?

1912

400

A pause in the middle of a poetic line. 

Caesura

500

The act of using someone or something unfairly, deceitfully, or coercively for personal gain.

Exploitation

500

Repetition at the beginning of successive clauses or sentences.

Anaphora

500
In what year was "An Inspector Calls" written?

1945

500

A line of five "feet", comprised of an unstressed followed by a stressed syllable. 

Iambic Pentameter

M
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