Terms For ATOTC

Question 1

Anaphora

Answer 1

Rhetorical figure of repetition, same words, phrases are repeated in lines. Creating emphasis

Question 2

Parallel Structure

Answer 2

Elements in a sentence are grammaticaly parallel

Question 3

Just a position

Answer 3

Pairing two opposites together in order to highlight their differences

Question 4

Parody

Answer 4

Mocking imitation of the style or literary work of ridiculing the style habits of a other author

Question 5

Setting

Answer 5

England and France book opens in 1775

Question 6

Characterization

Answer 6

Dynamic, round, static, flat

Question 7

Irony

Answer 7

Dramatic, basic, verbal

Question 8

Litotes

Answer 8

Ironic understatement

Question 9

Syntax

Answer 9

arrangement of words and phrases in a sentence, and how a writer’s choices in sentence structure can create specific effects

Question 10

Diction

Answer 10

Word choice

Question 11

Allusion

Answer 11

indirect references to famous people, places, events, or works of art, often used to enrich meaning and create a deeper connection with the reader.

Question 12

Oxymoron

Answer 12

seemingly contradictory terms appear in conjunction, creating a paradoxical effect. Here are some examples from literature: “loving hate” and “bittersweet”