Literature

Question 1

is a literary work of art which imitates another piece of work without sarcasm

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Parody

Question 2

is a literary work of art which imitates another piece of work with sarcasm

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Satire

Question 3

Yazarın kendisinin bir karakter olarak eserde bulunması

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persona

Question 4

concluding section of any work is……

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epilogue

Question 5

The literary device refers to the use of phrases and words that strike the ear as smooth, pleasent, and musical.

Opposite of Cacophony

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Euphony

Question 6

The term used to refer to the literary practive of using a comparatively less offensive expression instead of its original, embarrasing form

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Euphemism

Question 7

Passed away instead of died
Correctional facility instead of jail
Departed instead of died
Fell off the back of a truck instead of stolen
Ethnic cleansing instead of genocide
Turn a trick instead of engage in prostitution
Negative patient outcome instead of dead
Relocation center instead of prison camp
Collateral damage instead of accidental deaths
Letting someone go instead of firing someone
Put to sleep instead of euthanize
Pregnancy termination instead of abortion
On the streets instead of homeless

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Euphemism

Question 8

Periprasis in literature or referring to sth at length in exaggeratingly long and complex sentences rather than naming it briefly adn directly

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Circumlocution

Question 9

Not bad
not a beauty
not useless
not an ordanary man

are examples of…

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Litote

Question 10

…. is an adjective phrase used to define a characteristic quality or attribute of some person or thing.
E.g.: Ivan the Terrible, Richard the Lion Hearted

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Epithet

Question 11

Exaggaration in literature

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Hyperbole

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…… is a figure of speech by which the normal order of words in a sentence is significantly altered in order to add more depth to the sentence.
E.g.: Alone he walked on the cold, lonely roads.

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Hyperbaton

Question 13

…..is the emotional atmosphere of a literary work

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Mood

Question 14

…. refers to the author’s attitude to the subject.

….. may be ironic, light, satiric or sentimental…

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Tone

Question 15

…… is a comparison between two different things, usually connected by the words ‘like’ or ‘as’

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Simile

Question 16

….. characters are the characters who remain unchanged throughout the story

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Flat

Question 17

….. characters are the characters who go through a change in the story

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Round

Question 18

We can call………………. for bildung romans

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Coming-of-age novel

Question 19

….. novel is a type of novel written in the form of a series of letters exchanged among the characters of story

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Epistolary

Question 20

….. novels can be read in a nonsequential manner

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Hypertext

Question 21

…… underlined the maninglessness and futility of life. Nietszche, Dostoyevski, Tolstoy are from this movement

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Existantialism

Question 22

Who is the creator of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson

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Arthur Conan Doyle

Question 23

Beauty of the Supernatural, Championing of the Individual, The Importance of Nature, The Dangers of Technology are the main characteristics of…..

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Romanticism 1785-1830

Question 24

William Blake, William Wordsworth, Lord Byron, Samuel Taylor Coleridge are the writers of….. movement

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Romanticism 1785-1830

Question 25

kelimenin başındaki ilk sesin tekrarlanması

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Alliteration

Question 26

Zaman uyuşmazlığı. mesela 1.dünya savaşında tablet kullanılması

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Anachronism

Question 27

Durum benzetmesi. . sudan cıkmıs balıga dönmek dediğimizde balıga benzemiyor, balıgın durumunua benzetiyoruz

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analogy

Question 28

bir kelime cümle veya phrase in cümle basında tekrarlanması. e.g.: “Five years have passed; Five summers, with the length of Five long winters!

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Anaphore

Question 29

Özlü söz

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Aphorism

Question 30

Hitap, seslenme. Cümle başında olur ve cevap veremeyecek birine seslenilir. Judges, o you gods,...

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apostrophe

Question 31

thee thou thy thine gibi dilin süslü görünmesini salamak için artık kullanılmayan eski kelimelerin kullanılması

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Archaism

Question 32

alışılmadık benzetme

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conceit

Question 33

güzel adlandırma

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Euphemism

Question 34

Hyperbole ün tam tersi | e.g. Just a stractch!

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Meiosis

Question 35

imalı söylem | Memur bey cezayı burada ödesem...

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Innuendo

Question 36

Birşey söyleyip tam tersini kast etme

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Verbal irony

Question 37

Seyirci ve hikayedeki karakterin sahip oldugu bilgilerin uyusmaması

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Dramatic Irony

Question 38

Kime niyet kime kısmet gibi yola cıkılan amacla varılan yerin farklı olması

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Situational Irony

Question 39

Laf sokmak.

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Sarcasm

Question 40

Old english döneminde yazılan epiclerde kullanılan bir söz sanatıdır. Blood demek yerine Battle-Sweat demek gibi

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Kenning

Question 41

Komik etki yaratmak için bir kelimenin yanlıs telafuz edilmesi veya yanlıs yerde kullanılması.

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Malapropism

Question 42

Karşıt anlamlı kelimelerin bir phrase olacak şekilde kullanılması e.g.: same difference, act naturally, Only choice

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Oxymoron

Question 43

Cümlenin kendisi ile çelişmesi. Fakat yine de bir anlam ifade etmesi. e.g. Never say never.

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Paradox

Question 44

Sesteş kelimeler kullanılarak yapılan kelime oyunu. Bir çeşit lexical ambiguity

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Pun

Question 45

İngiliz edebiyatında orta sınıfın ön plana çıktığı yüzyız

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18. yüzyıl

Question 46

Realism, Aestheticism, Naturalisim akımları hangi dönemde ortaya cıkmıstır?

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Victorian Period (1837-1901)

Question 47

An ......is the use of archaic words (or spellings). .........are words that have gone out of use in modern language. Nowadays, their use is usually for impact, comic effect, or portraying a sense of the old fashioned.

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archaism

Question 48

His fleet feet seem impossible to beat. Love lunges from the heart. I kept my eye on the prize. The actor took a bow for the crowd. above we can see the example of...

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Assonance Assonance is a stylistic literary technique in which neighbouring words repeat the same vowel sound. Assonance is used for emphasis or to make a sentence more pleasing to the ear. It is used in every day language, poetry, and literature. To form assonance, we need two or more words that stress the same vowel sound. It's important to focus on the sound rather than the letter because it is the sound that catches the audience's attention.

Question 49

Hikayedeki kötü karaktere ne denir?

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Villain

Question 50

The expected action and the actual action are in direct contrast. Olması beklenen durumla gerçekleşen durum arasındaki uyuşmazlık. Yani amaç - sonuç farklılığı. e.g. when someone buys a gun to protect himself , but the same gun is used by another individual to injure him

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Situational irony

Question 51

Negatice capability nedir?

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Edebi eserlerde bazı durumların çözümlenmeden, gizemli halde bırakılması.

Question 52

flesh blood yerine blesh flood dersek hangi söz sanatını yapmış oluruz?

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Spoonerism

Question 53

........is a realistic story that concentrates the reader’s attention upon the customs and conversation, and the ways of thinking and valuing of the people of a social class

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Novel of manner

Question 54

Okuyucuya birşeyler öğretme, ders verme amacı güden edebi tür hangisidir?

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Didactic Literature

Question 55

İncilden hikayeler aktaran kısa oyunlara ne denir?

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Mystery plays

Question 56

Soliloquy ve Aside farkı nedir?

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Soliluquy'da oyuncu zihnindeki düşünceleri aktarır. | Aside'da ise durumlar hakkında izleyiciye bilgi verir.

Question 57

Main Difference – Blank Verse vs Free Verse

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Blank Verse and Free Verse are two important features in poetry. Blank verse refers to poetry written in regular metrical but unrhymed lines. Free verse refers to an open form of poetry that has no rhyme or rhythm. The main difference between blank verse and free verse is that free verse is not written in consistent meter patterns, rhyme, or any other musical pattern whereas blank verse is written in regular metrical patterns.

Question 58

an extended metaphor which carries a second meaning along with its surface story...

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Allegory

Question 59

Çeşitli stillerden ve dönemlere ait eserlerden parçalar alarak onları tek bir sanat eseri ortaya koyacak şekilde bir araya getiren tür....

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Pastiche

Question 60

.The characters blurs the line between hero and villain. he is main character but not heroic virtues or qualities.

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Antihero

Question 61

Büyük oyunların sahneleri arasında oynanan küçük oyunlara ne denir?

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İnterlude