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100

saying (something) abruptly, especially as an aside or interruption.

What is interjecting?

100

Characterized by large numbers and varieties. 

What is manifold?

100

Into different pieces or parts.

What is asunder?
100

to offset the cost of; to reimburse. 

What is defray?
100

To trap or approach by surprise; intercept

What is maylay?
200

understood despite not being clearly stated

What is implicit?

200

familiar, commonly used character types and situations in stories

What is Archetypes?

200

A literary device that uses humor or irony to ridicule customs or institutions found in a society

What is satire?

200

the author’s or a character’s attitudes, values, or opinions that influence the representation of a topic

What is perspective?

200

sequence of actions or events

What is the plot?

300

lead one story, or plot, into another

What is framing?

300

refers to the author’s attitude toward a subject he or she is writing about, as well as the author’s approach to the audience.

What is tone?

300

When writers feel it is helpful for someone else to read their writing and make suggestions for revision

What is peer review?

300

something that is clearly stated

What is explicit?

300

The brief exclamations such as “Good heavens!” and “Trying to escape!” move readers forward, along with the character is an example of what?

What is pacing?

400

 ancient bestiary, or volume describing various animals

What is Physiologus?

400

This is a type of metaphor that provides human characteristics to a nonliving item or abstract concept. An example is "as time marches on."

What is personification?

400

Details that incorporate all five senses bring writing to life and draw readers fully into the experience.

What is sensory language?

400

literary device in which words are used in a way that implies the opposite of their literal meaning

What is irony?

400

This can include adding more information and explanations where appropriate, or cutting out irrelevant or repetitive information.

What is revising?

500

This epic mixed fact and myth and was handed down orally through many generations before being set down in the 11th-century version we now know

What is Beowulf?

500

Following is an example of ______ in two lines from John Donne’s poem “The Sunne Rising” 

Princes doe but play us; compar’d to this,
All honor’s mimique; All wealth alchimie.

What is hyperbole?

500

This involves identifying and evaluating any problems in the overall structure of the narrative

What is revision?

500

having unclear or uncertain meaning, or having multiple interpretations.

What is ambiguity?

500

During this stage, you also make sure the formatting is correct before you submit the final draft to your instructor.

What is editing? 

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