Terms

Question 1

AO1

Answer 1

personal responses, concepts, terminology, coherent, written expression

Question 2

AO2

Answer 2

analyse

Question 3

AO3

Answer 3

understanding, significance of contexts when written and received

Question 4

AO4

Answer 4

connections

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AO5

Answer 5

different interpretations

Question 6

allegory

Answer 6

narrative that uses plot, characters or setting to stand for message with larger moral lesson

Question 7

allusion

Answer 7

implied or indirect reference to person/event/thing/part of another text

Question 8

ambiguity

Answer 8

aspects of plot line which are not clear, can be interpreted in different ways

Question 9

archaic

Answer 9

language that is considered outdated, old fashioned

Question 10

conceit

Answer 10

extended metaphor

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diction

Answer 11

linguistic choices writer makes to effectively convey idea, pov, story, set tone, impact reader

Question 12

didactic

Answer 12

meant to teach or instruct something

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mock-heroic

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imitation of heroic writing to satirise subject not heroic

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narrative stance

Answer 14

sense reader gets of writers perspective on topic conveyed through their writing

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octave

Answer 15

group of 8 lines

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pathos

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persuade audience by purposefully evoking certain emotions to manipulate feelings

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pun

Answer 17

figure it speech, plays with words, multiple meanings

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sonnet

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14 line poem, fixed rhyme scheme, 10 syllable per line

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syntax

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arrangement of words, phrases, clauses in sentence to make them sound more meaningful

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antithesis

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-setting one word or idea against another
-eg. more haste, less speed

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apostrophe

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-an address to something inanimate as if it were a living person
-eg. cruel north of wind!

Question 22

assonance

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-repetition of vowel sounds
-eg. Ceaseless turmoil seething

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Bathos

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-an anti climax
-I came, I saw- I ran away

Question 24

End- Stopped Line

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• a line in poetry where the sentence pauses naturally at the end of the line (opposite of enjambment)

Question 25

euphemism

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-form of understatement where pleasant terms are used to describe an unpleasant fact -eg. he passed away yesterday

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Elegy

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-expression or bereavement

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epic

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a long work that concerns a hero acting out a country’s history

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Leonine rhyme

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-internal line within a line of poetry -eg. with throats unslaked, with black lips baked

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irony

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-contrast between what is expected and what really happens

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oxymoron

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-combines words with opposite meaning to create absurd phrase that makes sense only in context

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paradox

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-statment or idea that seem contradictory however convey deeper meaning

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parody

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-creative word that imitates style of writers for purpose of comedic affect

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metonymy

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a symbol that comes to represent something

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synecdoche

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-part of something used to represent a whole -eg. all hands on deck

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eye rhyme

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words that look like they should rhyme, but dont

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ode

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an address to one subject that adopts an elevated manner

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pastoral

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rural poem often writing as shepard or countryman extolling ideal world of countryside

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rhyme royal

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poem 7 stanzas ABABBCC

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petrarchan sonnet

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-octave ABBAABBA -followed by sestet CDCDCD

Question 40

shakespearean sonnet

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-3 sections, f 4 ABAB followed by rhyming couplet