Unit 1

Question 0

The use of words that are harsh or disornant

Answer 0

Cacophony

Question 1

Speaker/writer directly address an absent person

Answer 1

Apostrophe

Question 2

A type of comparison that draws parallel between dissimilar things

Answer 2

Conceit

Question 3

Words that sound pleasant

Answer 3

Euphony

Question 4

An artful deviation from literal speech

Answer 4

Figurative language

Question 5

Descriptive words or phrases that appeal to the sense of perceptions

Answer 5

Imagery

Question 6

The stated or implied equivalence of 2 things

Answer 6

Metaphor

Question 7

The blank of a metaphor is original subject

Answer 7

Tenor

Question 8

Is the image of tenor that is being compared to

Answer 8

Vehicle

Question 9

The Tenor remains unstated

Answer 9

Implied metaphor

Question 10

Developed beyond 1 sentence or comparison

Answer 10

Extended metaphor

Question 11

A blank is a complex type of extended metaphor

Answer 11

Allegory

Question 12

Expression in which a related thing stands for the thing itself

Answer 12

Metonymy

Question 13

Seems contradiction

Answer 13

Paradox

Question 14

Similarity in the structure of 2 or more phrases

Answer 14

Parallelism

Question 15

Giving human characteristics to an object

Answer 15

Personification

Question 16

A play on words

Answer 16

Pun

Question 17

The act of creating patterns

Answer 17

Repetition

Question 18

Type of metaphor using words

Answer 18

Simile

Question 19

Stands part of whole

Answer 19

Synecdoche

Question 20

Recurring/emerging idea in literature

Core of literature

Answer 20

Theme

Question 21

Draws out readers emotions
Adds depth to writing
Adds certain symmetry

Answer 21

Function of imaginative comparison