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ap language, set 2 Flashcards

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7215332150aporiaa device writers use to express doubt about an idea0
7215332151apostropheaddressing or speaking to an abstract quality or some non-human entity1
7215332152appositivea noun or pronoun placed beside another noun or pronoun to identify or describe it2
7215332153archetypethe original pattern or model of which all things are similar ex: the jock, the nerd, etc.3
7215332154argumenta spoken, written, or visual text that expresses a point of view with use of evidence, to discover a form of truth4
7215332155asyndetonomission of conjunctions between coordinate phrases, clauses, or words5
7215332156begging the questionform of logical fallacy where an argument is assumed to be true without any evidence6
7215332157caricaturean exaggerated portrayal of one's features7
7215332158chiasmusa reversal in the order of words in two otherwise parallel phrases8
7215332159circumlocutiontalking around a subject9
7215332160clausea grammatical unit that contains a subject and a verb10
7215332161colloquiallisman expression used in informal talk, but not appropriate in formal talk ex: "hey y'all"11
7215332162comma splicetwo sentences joined incorrectly by a comma instead of a conjunction, period, or semicolon12
7215332163complex sentencea sentence with one independent clause and one dependent clause13
7215332164compound sentencea sentence with two or more independent clauses14
7215332165conceitan extended metaphor15
7215332166concessionwhen a writer admits a point given by the opposition may be true16
7215332167concretereal or solid, not abstract17
7215332168conjunctive adverba type of adverb that joins together two clauses ex: accordingly, finally, however, indeed, etc.18
7215332169connotationthe implied or suggested meaning connected with a word19

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