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200 TERMS YOU SHOULD KNOW FOR THE AP LITERATURE EXAM

200 TERMS YOU SHOULD KNOW FOR THE AP LITERATURE EXAM. RHETORICAL TERMS REVIEW. The narrator of a poem or the voice assumed by the writer in a work of prose. speaker. The direct or dictionary meaning of a word, in contrast to its figurative or associated meanings. denotation.

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200 TERMS YOU SHOULD KNOW FOR THE AP LITERATURE EXAM

200 TERMS YOU SHOULD KNOW FOR THE AP LITERATURE EXAM. RHETORICAL TERMS REVIEW. The narrator of a poem or the voice assumed by the writer in a work of prose. speaker. The direct or dictionary meaning of a word, in contrast to its figurative or associated meanings. denotation.

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Glossary of Lit Terms

Glossary of Lit Terms. 2013-2014. Abstract. Not concrete; based on general principles or theories rather than on specific instances. Aesthetic. Beautiful: pleasing in appearance. Allusion. Act of alluding: the act of making an indirect reference to somebody or something. Analogy.

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Loose, Balanced, Parallel, and Periodic Sentences

Loose, Balanced, Parallel, and Periodic Sentences. With a special appearance by Dangling Modifier!. From a rhetorical point of view, sentences are loose, periodic, or balanced. I. loose sentence and periodic sentence

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The Awakening

The Awakening. Sentence #3.

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Phrases

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SENTENCE TYPES

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Loose and Periodic Sentences

Loose and Periodic Sentences. Syntax. Cumulative Sentence. A basic statement with a string of details added to it. Basic statement: Bells rang. Loose sentence: Bells rang, filling the air with euphonic melodies. Basic statement: The teacher considered him a

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Periodic Sentence

Periodic Sentence. Jessica Davis and Una Kosarac. Periodic Sentence. Definition: A long and frequently involved sentence , marked by suspended syntax , in which the sense is not completed until the final word--usually with an emphatic climax . Contrast with loose sentence. EXAMPLE:.

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