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lit quarter exam Flashcards

1
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the auther of the difference between knowledge and wisdom

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william couper

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2
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a good name

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william Shakespeare

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3
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“the rat trap”

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selma lagerlof

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4
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character of the happy warrior

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william wordsworth

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5
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truth

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william cullen bryent

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6
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the fight with the windmills

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miguel de cervantes

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7
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the charge of the light brigade

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Alfred, lord tennyson

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8
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the kings musketeers and the cardinals guards

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alexander dumas

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9
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primer lesson

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carl sandburg

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10
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the man without a country

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edward everett hale

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11
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a spark eglected burns the house

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leo tolstoy

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12
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cyrano de bergarac

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edmond rostand

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13
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the gold bug

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edgar allen poe

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14
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the central idea which gives a work its meaning

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theme

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15
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the persons who carry out the actionof the plot

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characters

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16
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a character that changes

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dynamic character

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17
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a metaphore that is developed at length and is often the controlliing image running throuout the work

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extended metaphore

18
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an unrhymed verse

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blank verse

19
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an item or character in a story that represents something else

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symbol

20
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a struggle between opposing forces

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conflict

21
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a coparison in whitch human qualities are given to a inamate object or animal

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personification

22
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the arrange ment of events in a story or play

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plot

23
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the repition of the initial sound of a word

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aliterration

24
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an expressed comparison of unlike things in witch the words like and as are used

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simale

25
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the time and place where the actions of a story occur

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setting

26
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a character that stays the same

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static character

27
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an implied comparason in witch one thing is described in terms of another

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metaphore

28
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the use of words that appeal to our sences

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imagery

29
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the pattern of end rhymes

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rhyme scheme

30
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the use of words to convey the opposite of there litteral meaning

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irony

31
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in conflict with the antagonist

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protagonist

32
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a phrase at the end of a sentance usually at the end of the stansa

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refrain

33
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in conflict with the protagonist

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antagonist

34
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rhyme at the end of a lime

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end rhyme

35
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poetry thet has no rhyme

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end rhyme

36
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perspective on a story

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point of view

37
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the writers attitude towards a subject

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tone

38
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conversaton between 2 or more characters

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diolouge

39
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the point of highest intencity in a story or poem

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climax

40
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way of writing that makes the story more realistic

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