AP Vocabulary 63-83

Question 1

Cumulative sentence

Answer 1

Is known as a loose sentence that starts with a independent clause or main clause which is simple and straight provides main idea and then adds subordinate elements or modifiers.

Question 2

Blank Verse

Answer 2

Unrhyiming verses in priest and prose.

Question 3

Bildungsroman

Answer 3

A story of the growing up of a sensitive person who looks for answers to his questions through different experiences. Generally such a novel starts with a loss or a tragedy that disturbs the main character emotionally.

Question 4

Bildungsroman

Answer 4

The protagonist gains maturity gradually and with difficulty. Usally the plot depicts a conflict between the protagonist and values is society enigma in dissatisfaction.

Question 5

Illusion

Answer 5

Is a false illustration of something a deceptive impression or false belief. Something false. It tricks the human brain into thinking an unreal to real.

Question 6

Foil

Answer 6

A character that shows qualities that are in contrast with the qualities of another character with the objective highlight traits of another character.

Question 7

Intertextuality

Answer 7

Some text that reflects the text used as a reference.

Question 8

Litotes

Answer 8

Figure of speech which employs a understatement by using double double negatives.

Question 9

Utopia

Answer 9

Denotes an illusionary place thag projects the notation of a perfect society to the reader. Refers to a ideal conditions achieved within the material.

Question 10

Sonnet

Answer 10

It means a small or little song or lyric.

Question 11

Round character

Answer 11

Has a complex personality. Fully both physically and mentally. Audience related to.

Question 12

Situational Irony

Answer 12

A literary device used to identify in literary works. Occurs whe incongruity apperaers between expectations of something to happen from the audience may be expecting.

Question 13

Static Character

Answer 13

One that does not undergo inner change.

Question 14

Vernacular

Answer 14

A literary genre that uses daily used laguage and speaking, Diffrent wrtitten works. It refers to writing or speaking of the public.

Question 15

Vernacular vs Dialect

Answer 15

Is the use of ordinary everyday and plain lanuage in speaking and writing. It uses distinguished voacubalry and grammer.

Question 16

Understatement

Answer 16

A figure of speech employed by writers or speakers to intentionally make a situation seem less important than it really is.

Question 17

Eulogy

Answer 17

Known as homily. A literary device used as a laudatory expression in a speech or written tribute to a deceased recently.

Question 18

Dialect

Answer 18

Language used by people of a specific area class or district. Involves the spelling sounds and grammer used by a particular group of people.

Question 19

Hubris

Answer 19

An extreme pride and arrogance shown by a character that utimatley brings about his downfall.

Question 20

Anti-hero

Answer 20

litterary devise used by writers for a prominant character. Charactistics oppisite of a conventional hero.