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100

Define mood

The feelings evoked by a text.

100

What are some examples of sound devices?

rhyme, rhyme scheme, meter, rhythm, alliteration, consonance. 

100

Who is William Shakespeare.

A famous poet who wrote pieces like Romeo and Juliet.

100

in medias res means?

means 'in the middle of'

100

 define personification

Giving a non human object human qualities.

200
A literary genre marked by gloomy or eerie moods and bleak, remote settings, weird incidences, the supernatural.

Gothic literature.


200

what are the three main types of rhetorical appeals?

Ethos, pathos, and logos

200

What are stage directions.

describes the scene, lighting and how the characters are moving.

200

what is invocation of the muse?

An introductory passage at the beginning of the epic.

200

define dramatic irony

the contrast between what a character thinks to be true and what the reader knows to be true.

300

What is a derivation?

Words that are related to but have different meanings than the original word ; adding pre-fixes and suffixes to words.

300

What is the difference between end-stopped lines and enjambed lines?

end stopped lines end in proper punctuation while enjambed lines do not end in a grammatical break.-

300

Define antithesis

A rhetorical device that presents opposing ideas in parallel grammatical structure, usually within a single sentence. 

300

What s an epic simile?

a simile spread across several lines.

300

What are two things that a non-linear plot has that a linear plot does not?

Foreshadowing and flashback.

400

The "Odessey" is an example of what type of poem?

An epic poem

400

Define ethos, pathos, and logos.

ethos - knowledge and credibility

pathos - emotions

logos - logic and reason

400

Define prosody

the art of organizing those rhythms to create beautiful or powerful sound qualities. 

400

what is an inversion?

the reversal of customary syntax.

400

Put the plot in order

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution.

500

What is a fictional narrative?

An imagined story.

500

What is a prose poem?

A poem that uses unusual punctuation and includes a variety of sentence types.

500

what are all the dramatic speeches?

Monologue, soliloquy

500

Who is Homer?

He created the Iliad and the Odyssey.

500
what is the difference between explicit and implicit meanings?

Explicit is stated directly while implicit is suggested by the details in the text.