Katakana test
8390004174 | situational irony | an occurence that is contrary to what is expected | 0 | |
8390007905 | soliloquy | a dramatic convention that allows a charcter alone on stage to speak his or her thoughts aloud | 1 | |
8390012161 | sonnet | a fourteen-line poem, usually in iambic pentameter, with a varied rhyme scheme | 2 | |
8390026051 | stereotype | a conventional patter, plot, or setting that possesses little or no individuality, but that they may be used for a purpose | 3 | |
8390032278 | stream of consciousness | the reording or re-creation of a chracter's flow of thought | 4 | |
8390036278 | style | the distinctive handling og language by author | 5 | |
8390042188 | symbol | a person, place, or object that represents something beyond itself | 6 | |
8390047404 | synechdoche | figure of speech in which a part is used to represent the whole | 7 | |
8390049697 | synesthesia | the description of one sense using another sense | 8 | |
8390052355 | syntax | the arrangement of words within a sentence | 9 | |
8390055609 | theme | the main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work | 10 | |
8390057464 | tone | the author's attitude toward his or her subject matter and towards the audience | 11 | |
8390061890 | understatement | figure of speech that says less than one means | 12 | |
8390064314 | verbal irony | the intended meaning of a statement or work is different from what the statement or work literally says | 13 | |
8390069770 | verisimilitude | a sense of truth and realness to a work | 14 | |
8390071754 | villanelle | poetic form of five tercets and a final quatrain (19 lines) | 15 | |
8390090155 | simile | a figure of speech involving a comparison of two unlike things using 'lie' or 'as' | 16 |