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AP Literature Exam Vocabulary Flashcards

5594392297	heroic couplet	(in verse) a pair of rhyming iambic pentameters.	0
5594479968	juxtaposition	a literary technique in which two or more ideas, places, characters and their actions are placed side by side in a narrative or a poem for the purpose of developing comparisons and contrasts.	1
5594514724	anaphora	the deliberate repetition of the first part of the sentence in order to achieve an artistic effect.	2
5594537491	in media res	in or into the middle of a sequence of events as in a literary narrative	3
5594548136	cantankerous	bad-tempered; quarrelsome	4
5594554698	didactic	Intended to teach; inclined to teach excessively	5
5594576967	antithesis	a rhetorical device in which two opposite ideas are put together in a sentence to achieve a contrasting effect. it emphasizes the idea of contrast by parallel structures of the contrasted phrase or clauses.	6
5594626849	allegory	A narrative in which characters, figures, and events stand for abstract ideas or moral qualities	7
5594660579	synecdoche	a literary device where a part of something is used to represent the whole and vice versa.	8
5594689526	nostalgia	a longing for something past; homesickness	9
5594696570	enjambment	A run-on line of poetry in which logical and grammatical sense carries over from one line into the next.	10
5594718209	pragmatic	practical; dealing with actual facts and reality	11
5594728896	laudable	Worthy of praise	12
5594734648	derision	Contemptuous ridicule or mockery	13
5594742685	verisimilitude	similarity to reality; the appearance of truth; looking like the real thing	14
5594753916	apposition	placing side by side two coordinate elements, the second of which serves as an explanation or modification of the first. "The mountain was the earth, her home."	15
5594799137	asyndeton	the omission or absence of a conjunction between parts of a sentence.	16

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AP Spanish Literature Recursos Literarios Flashcards

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5037191067	Alegoría	Consiste en traducir un plano real, A, a un plano imaginario, B, a través de una serie ininterrumpida de metáforas y símbolos.	0
5037191068	Símil	Compara usando "como", "así", " así como", "tal", "igual que", "tan", "semejante a", "lo mismo que", etc.	1
5037191069	Personificación/Prosopopeya	Consiste en atribuir características humanas a animales o seres inanimados.	2
5037191070	Hipérbole	Es exageración.	3
5037191071	Hipérbaton	Es alterar el orden gramatical en una oración.	4
5037191072	Metáfora	Una comparación implícita fundada sobre el principio de la analogía entre dos realidades, diferentes en algunos aspectos y semejantes en otros.	5
5037191073	Antítesis	Contrapone dos ideas o pensamientos.	6
5037191074	Anáfora	Es una repetición de palabras al principio de un verso o al principio de frases semejantes para recalcar alguna idea.	7
5037191075	Ironía	Expresión de lo contrario a lo que se piensa de tal forma que por el contexto, el receptor puede reconocer la verdadera intención del emisor.	8
5037191076	Aliteración	Es una repetición de dos o más sonidos iguales o parecidos en varias palabras consecutivas de un mismo verso, estrofa o frase.	9
5037191077	Asíndeton	Figura que no usa "y" entre palabaras y usa comas.	10
5037191078	Encabalgamiento	La misma idea sigue en la primera linea y continua en la segunda.	11
5037191079	Énfasis	una figura retórica que se produce cuando el emisor enuncia, de forma alusiva y sugerente, un mensaje del que se sobreentiende más de lo que se dice.	12
5037191080	Polisíndeton	Una figura literaria caracterizada por usar más conjunciones de las necesarias.	13
5037191081	Repetición	Figura retórica consistente en la reiteración de palabras u otros recursos expresivos, procedimiento que genera una relevancia poética.	14
5037191082	Sinestesia	Procedimiento que consiste en una transposición de sensaciones, es decir, es la descripción de una experiencia sensorial en términos de otra.	15
5037191083	Soneto	Poema formado por catorce versos, distribuidos en cuatro estrofas: dos cuartetos y dos tercetos. Su rima es constante; en los cuartetos.	16
5037191084	Elipsis	Aporta rapidez e intensidad.	17
5037191085	Epíteto	Es el adjetivo, que colocado delante del sustantivo expresa una cualidad innecesaria. Ejemplo: "la blanca nieve"	18
5037191086	Onomatopeya	Consiste en imitar sonidos reales por medio del ritmo de las palabras.	19
5037191087	Paradoja	Unión de dos ideas contrapuestas	20
5037191088	Alusión	Es la perífrasis que hace referencia a persona o cosa conocida sin nombrarla.	21
5037191089	Eufemismo	Es la perífrasis que se emplea para evitar una expresión penosa u horrenda, grosera o malsonante.	22
5037191090	Metonimia	Es la sustitución de un término por otro, fundándose en relaciones de causalidad, procedencia o sucesión existentes entre los significados de ambos términos. Es cuando se da a un objeto el nombre de otro por una relación de causa u origen	23
5037191091	Apóstrofe	Dirigir apasionadamente la palabra a seres animados o inanimados o cosas personificadas, en tono exclamativo, fuera de la estructura de la oración.	24
5037191092	Sinécdoque	Tipo de metonimia basada en una relación cuantitativa: el todo por la parte, la parte por el todo, la materia por el objeto. Ejemplo: "El mundo se reirá de ti." "El hombre fue hecho de barro."	25
5037191093	Retruécano	Cuando una frase está compuesta por las mismas palabras que la anterior, pero invertidas de orden o función.	26
5037191094	Anadiplosis	Se repite la última parte de un grupo sintáctico o de un verso al principio del siguiente. Ejemplos: "Ideas sin palabras / palabras sin sentido"	27
5037191095	Paralelismo	Distribución de los elementos de la oración "en paralelo" en cuanto a longitud, formas gramaticales, estructuras sintácticas o cadencias rítmicas. Ejemplos: "Tus descuidos me maltratan, Tus desdenes me fatigan Tus sinrazones me matan."	28

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Cardiovascular Physiology Flashcards

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5541397127	P wave	atrial depolarization 1	0
5541397128	P-R Interval	Span of time from the start of the P wave until the start of the Q wave 4	1
5541397129	P-R segment	End of P deflection to start of Q deflection End of 1 beg. of 2	2
5541397130	R wave	C	3
5541397131	Q wave	B	4
5541397132	S wave	D	5
5541397133	QRS interval/Complex	ventricular depolarization 2	6
5541397134	S-T segment	Start of S defection to start of T deflection 5	7
5541397135	Q-T interval	Span of time from the start of the Q wave until the end of the T wave 6	8
5541397136	T wave	Ventricular repolarization E	9
5541397137	U wave		10
5541397138	R-R interval	Peak of R wave to peak of next R wave One complete heart beat	11
5541555397	resting membrane potential	determined by the conductance to K+ and approaches the K+ equilibrium potential	12
5541563140	________ brings positive charge into the cell and ________ the membrane potential	inward current, depolarizes	13
5541569073	______ takes positive charge out of the cell and ________ the membrane potential	outward current, hyperpolarizes	14
5541576039	What maintains ionic gradient across cell membranes?	ATPase (Na+,K+-adenosine triphosphatase)	15
5541589563	phase 0	upstroke	16
5541591423	phase 1	initial repolarization	17
5541591424	phase 2	plateau of action potential	18
5541594071	phase 3	repolarization	19
5541594073	phase 4	resting membrane potential	20
5541603012	produced by the activation of Na+ channels	(ventricular action potential) phase 0	21
5541627373	produced by inactivation of Na+ channels	(VAP) phase 1	22
5541632197	caused primarily by the activation of Ca2+ channels	(VAP) phase 2	23
5541653946	caused by closer (inactivation) of Ca2+ channels and K+ efflux through various types of K+ channels	(VAP) phase 4	24
5541397139	Intrinsic conduction system		25
5541397140	Cardiac pacemaker cells	create rhythmic impulses that set the pace for blood pumping and directly control heart rate	26
5541397141	Sinoatrial (SA) node	located inferior to the entrance of the superior vena cava in the right atrium	27
5541397142	Atrioventricular (AV) node	in the lower atrial sept at the junction of the atria and ventricles	28
5541397143	AV bundle (bundle of His)	connects the atria to the ventricles	29
5541397144	Bundle branches	conduct the impulses through the interventricular septum	30
5541397145	Subendocardial conducting network (Purkinje fibers)	depolarizes the contractile cells of both ventricles	31
5541397146	Electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG)	graphic recording of the electrical changes occurring during the cardiac cycle	32
5541397147	Segment	consists of the region between two waves	33
5541397148	Interval	contains a segment and one or more waves	34
5541397149	Tachycardia	heart rate over 100 bpm	35
5541397150	Bradycardia	heart rate below 60 bpm	36
5541397151	Fibrillation	condition of rapid uncoordinated heart contractions (prolonged tachycardia may progress to this)	37
5541397152	Prolonged P-R interval sign of ___	first-degree heart block	38
5541397153	Systole	ventricular contraction	39
5541397154	Diastole	ventricular relaxation	40
5541397155	Cardiac cycle	equivalent to one complete heart beat during which both atria and ventricles contract and relax	41
5541397156	Quiescent period		42
5541397157	Murmurs	abnormal heart sounds	43
5541397158	Pulse	alternating surges of pressure in an artery that occur with each contraction and relaxation of the left ventricle	44
5541397159	Pulse Pressure	systolic-diastolic	45
5541397160	Apical Pulse	apex of the heart	46
5541397161	Which pulse (apical/radial) may be slightly faster than the other because of a slight lag in time as blood rushes from the heart into the large arteries where it can be palpated	Apical pulse	47
5541397162	Pulse deficit	simultaneously measuring the apical and radial pulse rates	48
5541397163	A large difference of ___ __ could indicate cardiac impairment, low CO, or abnormal heart rhythms	pulse deficit	49
5541397164	9 areas to palpate pulse		50
5541397165	Blood pressure	the pressure the blood exerts against any unit area of the blood vessel walls (generally measured int he arteries) (mmHg)	51
5541397166	Systolic pressure	the pressure in the arteries at the peak of ventricular contraction	52
5541397167	Diastolic pressure	the pressure during ventricular relaxation	53
5541397168	Sounds of Korotkoff	indicate the resumption of blood flow into the forearm	54
5541397169	First Korotkoff sound	snapping sound first heard at the systolic pressure	55
5541397170	Second Korotkoff sound	murmurs b/w systolic and diastolic pressures	56
5541397171	Third Korotkoff sound	loud, crisp tapping sound	57
5541397172	Fourth Korotkoff sound	within 10mmHg above diastolic BP	58
5541397173	Fifth Korotkoff sound	silence as the cuff pressure drops below diastolic BP	59
5541397174	Sphygmomanometer	blood pressure cuff	60
5541397175	Pulse wave velocity	PWV=Distance/(PTT finger - PTT elbow) PTT pulse transit time	61
5541397176	Mean arterial pressure (MAP)	MAP=diastolic pressure + (pulse pressure/3)	62
5541397177	Venous Pressure	Pv= [1.056 x mm (measured)] / 13.6	63
5541397178	Valsalva maneuver	increases intrathoracic pressure by the forced exhalation over a closed glottis.	64

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AP Human Geography Language Flashcards

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5923731392	Creole	systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols	0
5923731393	Dialect	the usage or vocabulary that is characteristic of a specific group of people	1
5923736257	Indo European Languages	a family of several hundred related languages and dialects	2
5923737606	Isogloss	A geographic boundary within which a particular linguistic feature occurs	3
5923737607	Language	a set of sounds, combination of sounds, and symbols that are used for communication	4
5923739940	Language Family	large groups of languages having similar roots	5
5923745122	Language Group	a set of languages with a relatively recent common origin and many similar characteristics	6
5923746671	Language Subfamily	a smaller group of related languages within a language family	7
5923782456	Lingua Franca	a common language used by speakers of different languages	8
5923787073	Linguistic Diversity	the more different the language the more diferent the people that speak them	9
5923788729	Monolingual	speaking one language	10
5923790907	Multilingual	Speaking more than one language	11
5923792161	Official Language	a governmentally designated language of instruction and other official public and private communication	12
5923794774	Pidgin	a simplified form of speech developed from two or more languages	13
5923796724	Toponymy	the name by which a geographical place is known	14
5923799056	Trade Language	A language used between native speakers of different languages to allow them to communicate so that they can trade with each other.	15

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AP Literature Flashcards

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2942882986	hiatus	a gap, opening, or break.	0
2942882987	coalition	a combination or alliance.	1
2942882988	intercede	to act as a go-between in an argument.	2
2942882989	expostulate	to attempt to dissuade someone from a decision by earnest reasoning.	3
2942882990	assuage	to make milder or less severe.	4
2942882991	hackneyed	used so often as to lack freshness or originality.	5
2942882992	elicit	to draw forth	6
2942882993	approbation	expression of approval	7
2942882994	decadence	decline, decay, or deterioration	8
2942882995	jaded	worn-out or dulled Syn; sated, surfeited, cloyed	9
2942882996	unctuous	excessively smooth or smug Syn; mealy-mouthed, servile, fawning, greasy	10
2942882997	transcend	to rise above or go beyond Syn; surpass, outstrip	11
2942882998	provincial	pertaining to an outlying area; local Syn; narrow-minded, parochial, insular, naive	12
2942882999	prerogative	a special right or privilege Syn; perquisite, perk	13
2942883000	Lurid	causing shock, horror, or revulsion Syn; gruesome, gory, grisly, baleful, ghastly	14
2942883001	meritorious	worthy, deserving recognition, and praise Syn; praiseworthy, laudable, commendable	15
2942883002	simulate	to make a pretense of; imitate Syn; feign, pretend, affect	16
2942883003	umbrage	to take offense; resentment Syn; irritation, pique, annoyance	17
2942883004	petulant	easily irritated and upset Syn; irritable, testy, waspish	18
2942883005	precipitate	to cause to happen suddenly or Characterized by excessive haste Syn; provoke, produce Syn; reckless, impetuous	19
2942883006	occult	supernatural, mystical, or magical beliefs, practices, or phenomena Syn; supernatural, esoteric, abstruse, arcane	20
2942883007	stringent	strict, precise, severe Syn; stern, rigorous, tough urgent imperative	21
2942883008	aplomb	self-confidence or assurance Syn; composure, self-possession, levelheadedness	22
2942883009	infringe	actively break the terms of Syn; encroach, impinge, intrude, poach	23
2942883010	permeate	spread throughout; pervade	24
2942883011	millenium	a period of a thousand years or period of great joy Syn; chiliad, golden age, prosperity, peace	25
2942883012	callow	inexperienced and immature Syn; green, raw, unfledged, inexperienced	26
2942883013	drivel	silly nonsense Syn; balderdash, hogwash	27
2942883014	epitome	A summary Syn; abstract, digest, model, archetype	28
2942883015	interloper	One who moved in where he is not wanted Syn; trespasser, meddler	29
2942883016	lassitude	a state of physical or mental weakness Syn; fatigue, lethargy, torpor, languor	30
2942883017	intrinsic	belonging naturally; essential Syn; immanent, organic	31
2942883018	inveigh	to speak or write about with great hostility Syn; rail, harangue, fulminate, remonstrate	32
2942883019	exhort	to strongly encourage or urge Syn; entreat, implore, adjure	33
2942883020	ameliorate	to make better Syn; amend, better	34
2942883021	ex officio	by virtue of one's status or position	35
2942883022	ingratiate	bring oneself into favor with someone by flattering or trying to please them Syn; curry favor	36
2942883023	surmise	to suppose that something is true w/o having evidence to confirm it syn; infer, gather	37
2942883024	bombastic	high sounding but with little meaning Syn; inflated, highfalutin, pretentious	38
2963536013	expiate	atone for Syn; redeem, atone, make reparation	39
2963536014	ferment	A state of great excitement(n.) worked into state of great excitement(v.) Syn; commotion, turmoil, unrest	40
2963536732	enjoin	to instruct or urge to do something Syn; bid, charge, command, adjure	41
2973900304	circuitous	longer than the most direct way Syn; indirect, meandering, winding	42
2973900305	ascribe	to attribute to Syn; impute, credit	43
2973900306	adventitious	happening according to chance rather than design or inherit nature Syn; extrinsic, incidental, fortuitous	44
2973900307	abominate	to detest Syn; loathe, abhor, despise, detest	45
2973900308	acculturation	cultural modification of an individual, group, or people by adapting to or borrowing traits from another culture Syn; adaption	46
2963535249	commiserate	express or feel sympathy or pity Syn; empathize	47
2963535250	expedite	to make happen soon or make easy Syn; accelerate, facilitate, speed up	48
3215984536	sleazy	ethically low, mean, or disreputable Syn; inferior, cheesy, tawdry, tatty	49
3215988906	remonstrate	make forcefully reproachful protest Syn; reason against, expostulate	50
3215994480	sedulous	showing dedication and diligence Syn; assiduous, tireless, indefatigable	51
3215995932	scurrilous	coarsely abusive, vulgar, or low Syn; obscene, filthy, abusive, vituperative	52
3215999719	resilient	able to return to an original shape Syn; springy, elastic, buoyant, bouncy	53
3216001966	reverberate	to re-echo or resound Syn; rumble, boom, echo	54
3216003876	propensity	a natural inclination or predilection toward Syn; natural, proclivity, penchant	55
3216006434	repudiate	deny the validity of Syn; disavow, abjure, renounce	56
3216008127	querulous	complaining in a petulant manner Syn; petulant, touchy, cranky, irritable	57
3216010222	irrevocable	incapable of being changed Syn; irreversible, inalterable	58
3216021943	vitriolic	bitter, sarcastic Syn; withering, acerbic, mordant	59
3216023540	sangfroid	composure or coolness, especially in trying circumstances Syn; poise, self-assurance, equanimity	60
3216027236	nominal	existing in name only, not real Syn; titular, token, trifling, inconsequential	61
3216029679	noncommittal	not decisive or definite Syn; cagey, uninformative	62
3216030832	wheedle	to use coaxing or flattery to gain some desired end Syn; cajole, inveigle	63
3216033847	proclivity	a natural or habitual inclination or tendency Syn; natural, penchant, propensity	64
3216036229	seditious	resistant to lawful authority Syn; mutinous, rebellious, subversive	65
3216037600	surmise	suppose that something is true w/o having evidence to confirm it Syn; infer, gather	66
3216068404	peculate	to steal something that has been given into one's trust Syn; embezzle, defraud, misappropriate	67
3216073937	inadvertent	resulting from or marked by lack of attention Syn; accidental, unconsidered	68
3216077436	tenuous	thin, slender, not dense Syn; flimsy, insubstantial, vague, hazy	69
3566201354	Affable	Courteous and pleasant, easy to speak to Syn; genial, amicable, agreeable, cordial	70
3566435039	Aggrandize	To increase in greatness, power or wealth Syn; augment, amplify, enhance, exalt	71
3566435040	Armorphous	Shapeless, w/o definite form Syn; formless, unstructured, nebulous, inchoate	72
3566435041	Aura	That wil hoco surrounds-as an atmosphere Syn; ambience, atmosphere	73
3566435042	Contrband	(N.) illegal traffic, smuggled goods (Adj.) illegal, prohibited Syn; illicit, bootleg, unlawful	74
3566435043	Erudite	Scholarly, having or showing knowledge gained by studying Syn; well-read, learned, lettered, literate	75
3566435044	Gossamer	(Adj.)Thin, light, delicate, insubstantial (N.)a very thin light cloth Syn; filmy, diaphanous, sheer, airy, feathery, gauzy	76
3566435045	Infer	To find out by reasoning Syn; gather, deduce, presume, speculate	77
3566435046	Inscrutable	Incapable of being understood Syn; impenetrable, incomprehensible, enigmatic	78
3566435047	Insular	Narrow or isolated in outlook or experience Syn; narrow-minded, parochial, provincial	79
3566435048	Amnesty	A pardon for an offense against a gov. Syn; pardon, reprieve, absolution, clemency	80
3566435049	Autonomy	Self-government Syn; sovereignty, individualism, home rule	81
3566435050	Aciomatic	Self-evident Syn; granted, understood, given, undeniable	82
3566435051	Blazon	To display publicly Syn; broadcast, trumpet	83
3566435052	Caveat	A warning or caution Syn; admonition, caution, proviso, comdition	84
3566435053	Eauitable	Fair or just Syn; right, reasonable, evenhanded	85
3566435054	Extricate	To fee from entanglement Syn; disentangle, extract, disengage	86
3566435055	Filch	To steal in a casual way Syn; pilfer, purloin, swipe	87
3566435056	Flout	To mock or treat w comtempt Syn; scoff at, sneer at, snicker at, scorn	88
3566435057	Fractious	Irritable and quarrelsome Syn; refractory, recalcitrant, peevish	89
3566435058	Precept	A rule of conduct Syn; principle, maxim	90
3566435059	Salutary	Favorable to health Syn; salubrious, curative	91
3566435060	Scathing	Bitterly sever, as a remark Syn; searing, harsh, ferocious, savage	92
3566435061	Scourge	(N.) a whip or lash (V.)whip or punish severely Syn; bane, plague, pestilence Syn; flog, beat	93
3566435062	Sepulchral	Gloomy Syn; doleful, lugubrious, mortuary	94
3566435063	Soporific	(Adj.)tending to cause sleep (N.)something that induces sleep Syn; baring Syn; narcotic, anesthetic	95
3566435064	Strait-laced	Excessively strict Syn; conventional, stuffy	96
3566435065	Transient	(Adj.)Not lasting (N.)one who stays only a short time Syn;impermanent, ephemeral, evanescent Syn; temp	97
3566538616	Unwieldy	Not easily managed Syn; cumbersome, bulky, clumsy, impractical	98
3566538617	Anomalous	Abnormal Syn; exceptional, atypical, unusual, aberrant	99
3566538618	Aspersion	A derogatory remark Syn; innuendo, calumny, denigration	100
3566538619	Bizzare	Markedly unusual Syn; grotesque, fantastic, outlandish	101
3566538620	Brusque	Abrupt in manner Syn; curt, tactless, ungracious, gruff, rough	102
3566538621	Cajole	To persuade by flatter or promises Syn; wheedle, inveigle	103
3566538622	Castigate	To criticize severely Syn; chastise, rebuke, censure, upbraid	104
3566538623	Contrive	To plan with ingenuity Syn; devise, concoct, fabricate	105
3566538624	Demagogue	A person who gains power by arousing the emotions of the people using false claims Syn; rabble-rouser, firebrand	106
3566538625	Disabuse	To free from deception Syn; undeceived, enlighten	107
3566538626	Ennui	Feeling of utter weariness & discontent resulting from satiety Syn; languor, listlessness	108
3566538627	Fetter	(N.)A chain placed on the feet To chain or shackle Syn; bond, restraint Syn: bind, hamper	109
3566538628	Heinous	Offensive or hateful Syn; evil, odious, abominable, outrageous	110
3566538629	Immutable	Not capable of being changed Syn; Unchangeable, unalterable, fixed, invariable	111
3566538630	Insurgebt	(N.)A rebel (Adj.)rising in revolt Syn; rebel, revolutionary, insurrectionist Syn; rebellious, mutinous	112
3566538631	Megalomania	Delusion marked by feeling of power, wealth, talent, etc. syn; delusions of grandeur	113
3566562212	Sinecure	A position requiring little or no work Syn; appointment, cushy	114
3566562213	Surreptitious	Secret, intended to escape observation Syn; furtive, covert, clandestine, concealed	115
3566562214	Transgress	To go beyond a limit or boundary Syn; overstep, exceed, trespass	116
3566562215	Transmute	To change from one nature to another Syn; transform, convert, translate, metamorphose	117
3566562216	Vicarious	Performed by one person in place of another Syn; surrogate, substitute, imagined	118

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AP Language Set 3 Flashcards

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3163750766	31. Belles-lettres	- Literature regarded as a fine art, esp. as having a purely aesthetic function. Light and elegant literature, esp. that which is excessively refined, characterized by aestheticism, and minor in subject, substance, or scope.	0
3163756315	32. Bibliography	- A list of source materials that are used or consulted I the preparation of a work or that are referred to in the text	1
3163759916	33. Bombast	- Speech too pompous for an occasion; pretentious words.	2
3163763558	34. Cacophony	- Harsh discordance of sound; dissonance: a cacophony of hoots, cackles, and wails.	3
3163767772	35. Canon	- A fundamental principle or general rule: the canons of good behavior.	4
3163770719	36. Caricature	- A picture, description, etc., ludicrously exaggerating the peculiarities or defects of persons or things: His caricature of the mayor in this morning's paper is the best he's ever drawn.	5
3163783503	Carpe Diem	- Latin. Seize the day; enjoy the present, as opposed to placing all hope in the future.	6
3163786375	38. Character	- A person portrayed in an artistic piece, such as a drama or novel.	7
3163788684	39. Chiasmus	- A rhetorical device in which words or phrases in the first part are reversed in the second part. Structurally, the chiasmus can be represented AB//BA. Compare this to the synchises, in which the elements of the first part are maintained in the second part, in the structure AB??AB. (lesson 8)	8
3163791381	40. Chronological order	- A sequence according to time of occurrence.	9
3163794636	41. Circumlocution	- A roundabout or indirect way of speaking; the use of more words than necessary to express an idea.	10
3163797378	42. Claim	- A statement of a position; a stand or thesis.	11
3163800423	43. Classic	- An artist or artistic production considered a standard. A work that is honored as definitive in its field: His handbook on mushrooms is a classic. (classical, classicism)	12
3163803327	44. Clause	- Grammar. A syntactic construction containing a subject and predicate and forming part of a sentence or constituting a whole simple sentence.	13
3163805052	Climactic order	- The order in which items are arranged in sequence according to their importance, with the most important on last. (lesson 12)	14

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AP Literature: Vocab Flashcards

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2749949963	ignominious	deserving or causing public disgrace or shame	0
2749951300	vehement	showing strong feeling; forceful, passionate, or intense	1
2749951967	sardonic	grimly mocking or cynical	2
2749952798	lugubrious	looking or sounding sad or dismal	3
2749954551	taciturn	(of a person) reserved or uncommunicative in speech, saying little	4
2761482075	captious	(of a person) tending to find fault or raise petty objections	5
2761484026	fetid	Smelling extremely unpleasant	6
2761490351	lurid	Adjective: very vivid in color, especially so as to create an unpleasantly harsh or unnatural effec	7
2761493445	arrogate	Take or claim (something) without justification	8
2761499034	soporific	Tending to induce drowsiness or sleep	9
2768993253	ameliorate	make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better	10
2768993791	expiate	atone for (guilt or sin)	11
2768995250	penurious	extremely poor; poverty-stricken	12
2768995869	perfidious	deceitful and untrustworthy	13
2768996364	fervid	intensely enthusiastic or passionate, especially to an excessive degree	14
2781946401	turbid	(of a liquid) cloudy, opaque, or thick with suspended matter.	15
2781947610	indignant	feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment.	16
2781949192	Officious	assertive of authority in an annoyingly domineering way, especially with regard to petty or trivial matters.	17
2781949959	Equivocal	open to more than one interpretation; ambiguous.	18
2781950557	Assiduous	showing great care and perseverance.	19
2824340460	Inscrutable	Impossible to understand or interpret	20
2824346611	Insuperable	(of a difficulty or obstacle) impossible to overcome	21
2824347297	Vapid	offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging	22
2824347752	Insipid	lacking flavor, lacking vigor or interest	23
2824348228	Impetuous	acting or done quickly without thought or care	24
2824349806	Imperious	assuming power or authority without justification; arrogant and domineering	25
2824350668	Precocious	(of a child) having developed certain abilities or proclivities at an earlier age than usual	26
2824351220	Capricious	given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior	27
2824352494	Diffident	modest or shy because of a lack of self-confidence	28
2824353370	Meretricious	apparently attractive but having in reality no value or integrity	29
2866744519	Propitious	Giving or indicating a good chance of success, favorable	30
2866745089	Indefatigable	(Of a person or their efforts) persisting tirelessly	31
2866745550	Ostensible	Stated or appearing to be so, but not necessarily so	32
2866746100	Salubrious	Health giving, healthy; pleasant, not run down	33
2866746454	Credulous	Having or showing too great a readiness to believe things	34
3314375950	pedantic	of or like a pendant	35
3314379613	incendiary	(of a device or attack) designed to cause fires	36
3314384383	genial	friendly and cheerful	37
3314385801	disconsolate	Adjective: without consolation or comfort; unhappy.	38
3314387835	peremptory	(especially of a person's manner or actions) insisting on immediate attention or obedience, especially in a brusquely imperious way.	39
3334799395	ascetic	Adjective: characterized by or suggesting the practice of severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence, typically for religious reasons Noun: a person who practices severe self-discipline and abstention	40
3334799396	palliate	Verb: make (a disease or its symptoms) less severe or unpleasant without removing the cause	41
3334799397	prurient	Adjective: having or encouraging an excessive interest in sexual matters	42
3334801462	debauchery	Noun: excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures	43
3334801463	solecism	Noun: a grammatical mistake in speech or writing a breach of good manners; a piece of incorrect behavior	44
3334801464	indomitable	Adjective: impossible to subdue or defeat	45
3334803628	intractable	Adjective: hard to control or deal with	46
3334803629	supercilious	Adjective: behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others	47
3334808525	despotic	Adjective: of or typical of a despot, tyrannical	48
3334808526	impalapable	Adjective: unable to be felt by touch, not easily comprehended	49
3334810001	culpable	Adjective: deserving blame	50
3334810002	redolent	Adjective: strongly reminiscent or suggestive of (something); fragrant or sweet smelling	51
3334810003	furtive	Adjective: attempting to avoid notice or attention, typically because of guilt or a belief that discovery would lead to trouble; secretive	52
3334812315	reprobate	Noun: an unprincipled person Adjective: unprincipled	53
3334812316	propitiate	Verb: win or regain the favor of (god, person, or spirit) by doing something that pleases them	54
3334815078	behemoth	a huge or monstrous creature	55
3334815079	palimpsest	a manuscript or piece of writing material on which the original writing has been effaced to make room for later writing but of which traces remain. something reused or altered but still bearing visible traces of its earlier form.	56
3334817150	peccadillo	a small, relatively unimportant offense or sin	57
3334817151	susurration	whispering, murmuring, or rustling	58
3334818962	surly	adg. bad-tempered and unfriendly	59
3334823625	approbation	approval or praise	60
3334823626	collusion	secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy, especially in order to cheat or deceive others	61
3334823627	ingratiating	intended to gain approval or favor; sycophantic	62
3334825507	heretical	of, relating to, or characterized by departure from accepted beliefs or standards	63
3334825508	lethargic	affected by lethargy; sluggish and apathetic	64
3334825509	sedentary	(of a person) tending to spend much time seated; somewhat inactive	65
3334827887	jocular	fond of or characterized by joking; humorous or playful	66
3334827888	lurid	Adjective: (of a description) presented in vividly shocking or sensational terms, especially giving explicit details of crimes or sexual matters	67
3334827889	incorrigible	(of a person or their tendencies) not able to be corrected, improved, or reformed	68
3334829796	sordid	Adjective: involving ignoble actions and motives; arousing moral distaste and contempt, dirty or squalor	69
3334829797	brevity	Noun: concise and exact use of words in writing or speech	70
3334829798	insipid	Adjective: lacking flavor; lacking vigor or interest	71
3334831112	harrowed	Verb: cause distress to	72
3334831113	disconcerted	Verb: disturb the composure of; unsettle	73
3334832546	consternation		74
3334832547	prodigious		75
3334832548	disdainful		76
3334834575	imperious		77
3334834576	inviolable		78
3334836490	consummate		79
3334836491	obeisance		80
3334836492	laudable		81
3334839467	idyllic		82
3334839468	prudent		83
3334841023	glib		84
3334841024	presemptuous		85
3334841025	quixotic		86
3334843228	equanimity		87
3334843229	indecorous		88
3334843286	insuperable		89
3334845338	misanthrope		90
3334845339	profligate		91
3334846824	sententious		92
3334846825	plaintive		93
3334846826	pragmatic		94
3334848854	aesthetic		95
3334848855	jovial		96
3334848856	flippant		97
3334851339	portentous		98
3334851340	calumnious		99
3334851341	pernicious		100
3334853270	rogue		101
3334853271	pestilent		102
3334853272	abate		103
3334853273	remiss		104
3334854876	perdition		105
3334854877	avouch		106
3334854878	addled		107
3334856338	strident		108
3334856339	irrevocable		109
3334858141	interminable		110
3334892701	chagrined		111
3334892702	malaise		112
3334894402	abhorrent		113
3334894403	emasculate		114
3334894404	tacit		115
3334896058	petulant		116
3334896059	choleric	Adjective: bad-tempered or irritable	117
3334896060	caustic	Adjective: able to burn or corrode organic tissue by chemical action sarcastic in a scathing and bitter way	118
3334897989	derisive	Adjective: expressing contempt or ridicule	119
3334897990	erudite		120
3334898014	crass		121
3334899562	vicarious		122
3334899563	admonitory		123
3334901134	lassitude		124
3334901135	licentious		125
3334901136	pecuniary		126
3334902347	vacous		127
3334902348	reticent		128
3334903924	nefarious		129
3334903925	inexorable		130
3334903926	moribound		131
3334905570	laconic		132
3334905571	torrid		133
3334905572	elegiac		134
3334907427	sanguine		135
3334907428	wry		136
3334908708	derisive	Adjective: expressing contempt or ridicule	137
3334910875	bellicose		138
3334910876	blase		139
3334912321	choleric	Adjective: influenced by or predominating in the humor called choler	140
3334912322	adulation		141
3334912323	droll		142
3334913910	pusillanimous		143
3334913911	capacious		144
3334913912	prostrate		145
3334915313	mitigate		146
3334917198	perspicacious		147
3334918590	voluble		148
3334918591	urbane		149
3334918592	brazen		150
3334920235	ennui		151
3334920236	nebulous		152
3334920266	schism		153
3334922028	austere		154
3334922029	fortuitous		155
3334924823	magnanimous		156
3334924824	repartee		157
3334926780	ubiquitous		158
3334926781	venerable		159
3334928245	discursive		160
3334928246	equivocal		161
3334928247	nascent		162
3334931168	fatuous		163
3334931169	obsequious		164
3334933069	deprecating		165
3334933070	garrulous		166
3334934580	caustic	Noun: a caustic substance a caustic surface or curve	167
3334934581	patronizing		168
3334934680	histrionic		169
3334936245	didatic		170
3334936246	jocund		171
3334938132	pejorative		172
3334938133	abstruse		173
3334938134	brusque		174
3334941045	effusive		175
3334941046	insolent		176
3334941047	facetious		177
3334942497	reverent		178
3334944200	mock-heroic		179
3334948709	disgruntled		180
3334948710	befuddled		181
3334951884	capitulate		182
3334951885	solicitous		183
3334953878	prodigal		184
3334953879	impunity		185
3334953880	impute		186
3334955883	pertinacious		187
3334955884	brevity	Noun: shortness of time	188
3334955885	copius		189
3334958079	sundry		190
3334958080	ebullient		191
3334959453	turgid		192
3334959454	corporeal		193
3334961524	errant		194
3334961525	languid		195
3334961526	ruminate		196
3334962288	assail		197
3334962289	beget		198

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AP Literature & Composition Vocab Flashcards

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5899779702	polytheism	the belief in many gods	0
5899779703	circumlocution	the use of an unnecessarily large number of words to express an idea; an indirect way of expressing something	1
5899779704	misogyny	a hatred of women	2
5899779705	aberration	the fact or an instance of deviating, especially from a moral standard or normal state	3
5899779706	cajolery	to persuade with flattery or gentle urging especially in the face of reluctance	4
5899779707	commensurate	equal in measure, size, degree or extent	5
5899779708	heterodox	contrary to or different from an acknowledged standard, a traditional form, or an established religion; holding unorthodox opinions or doctrines	6
5899779709	ephemeral	lasting a very short time; anything short-lived	7
5899779710	impeccable	free from fault or blame; not capable of sinning or liable to sin	8
5899779711	lascivious	driven by lust; preoccupied with or exhibiting lustful desires	9
5899779712	facetious	1. cleverly amusing in tone 2. joking or jesting often inappropriately	10
5899779713	ignominious	1. deserving or bringing disgrace or shame	11
5899779714	lexicography	1. the act of writing dictionaries	12
5899779715	obloquy	1. strong public criticism or verbal abuse 2. condition of one that is discredited ("bad rep")	13
5899779716	phosphorescence	1. a fluorescence that persists after radiation has ceased	14
5899779717	poignant	1. sharp in taste or smell 2. evoking a keen sense of regret or sadness 3. pleasurably stimulating	15
5899779718	quixotic	1. not sensible about practical matters, especially in pursuit of ideas	16
5899779719	spurious	1. plausible but false 2. of illegitimate birth	17
5899779720	disintegrate	1. break into parts or components or lose cohesion or unity	18
5899779721	egregious	1. outrageously bad or reprehensible 2. standing out in some bad way	19
5929928524	adamant	refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind	20
5929930255	cacophony	a harsh mixture of sounds, specifically harshness in the sounds of words or phrases	21
5929931608	circumspect	careful to consider all circumstances and possible consequences; wary and unwilling to take risks	22
5929931609	cognate	of the same nature, connected; related by blood or by descent from the same language	23
5929945089	converse	a situation, object, or statement that is the reverse of another; to engage in conversation	24
5929935654	fabricate	to make up for the purpose of deception; to invent or concoct	25
5929935655	inadvertent	not resulting from a deliberate plan, unintentional; not focusing the mind on a matter	26
5929939502	misogamy	hatred of marriage	27
5929940846	nostalgia	a sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past, typically times or places with happy associations; the state of being homesick	28
5929943163	recalcitrant	stubbornly defiant of authority or restraint; a person with an uncooperative attitude	29

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AP BRITISH LITERATURE VOCABULARY FOR FINAL Flashcards

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4535119266	austere	severe or stern in manner	0
4535120618	austere	without adornment or luxury, simple, plain	1
4535122180	austere	harsh or sour in flavor	2
4535123227	austere	forbidding, rigorous, puritanical, ascetic, unadorned	3
4535125514	cadaverous	pale, gaunt, resembling a corpse	4
4535127371	cadverous	corpselike, wasted, haggard, emaciated, ghastly	5
4535132059	concoct	to prepare by combining ingredients, make up (as a dish)	6
4535134624	concoct	to devise, invent, fabricate	7
4535135458	concoct	create, fashion, rustle up	8
4535137685	debase	to lower in character, quality, or value	9
4535140203	debase	to degrade, adulterate	10
4535142874	debase	to cause to deteriorate	11
4535144711	debase	cheapen, corrupt, demean, depreciate	12
4535147911	desecrate	to commit sacrilege upon, treat irreverently	13
4535150788	desecrate	to contaminate, pollute	14
4535153807	desecrate	profane, defile, violate	15
4535156764	disconcert	to confuse	16
4535158201	disconcert	to disturb the composure of	17
4535159527	disconcert	upset, rattle, ruffle, faze	18
4535161515	inconsequential	trifling, unimportant	19
4535162553	inconsequetial	trivial, negligible, paltry	20
4535163674	infraction	a breaking of law or obligation	21
4535163675	infraction	violation, transgression, offense	22
4535174210	prate	to talk a great deal in a foolish or aimless fashion	23
4535178329	prate	prattle, blab, palaver	24
4535180063	redoubtable	inspiring fear or awe	25
4535182266	redoubtable	illustrious, eminent	26
4535183201	redoubtable	formidable, august	27
4535185452	restitution	the act of restoring someone or someting to the rightful owner or to a former state or position	28
4535190120	restitution	making good on a loss or damage	29
4535192456	restitution	reimbursement, redress restoration	30
4535194034	stalwart	strong and sturdy	31
4535195642	stalwart	brave	32
4535196891	stalwart	resolute	33
4535196892	stalwart	study, stout, intrepid, valiant	34
4535200224	consternation	dismay, confusion	35
4535201760	consternation	shock, amazement, bewilderment,dismay	36
4535206127	corpulent	fat	37
4535208001	corpulent	having a large, bulky body	38
4535208748	corpulent	overweight, heavy obese, stout, portly	39
4535209929	expurgate	to remove objectionable passages or words from a written text	40
4535213085	expurgate	to cleanse, purify	41
4535214508	expurgate	purge, censor, bowdlerize	42
4535216697	ignoble	mean, low, base	43
4535217525	ignoble	inferior, unworthy, sordid	44
4535220105	intemperate	immoderate, lacking in self-control	45
4535221090	intemperate	inclement	46
4535221091	intemperate	excessive, extreme, unrestrained, inordinate	47
4535223192	odium	hatred, contempt	48
4535226988	odium	disgrace or infamy resulting from hateful conduct	49
4535228188	odium	abhorrence, opprobrium, shame, ignominy	50
4535229859	perfidy	faithlessness, treachery	51
4535231958	perfidy	betrayal, disloyalty, treason	52
4535234849	relegate	to place in a lower position	53
4535236421	relegate	to assign, refer, turn over	54
4535237242	relegate	banish	55
4535237243	relegate	transfer, consign, demote, exile	56
4535239051	subservient	subordinate in capacity or role	57
4535240567	subservient	submissively obedient	58
4535241621	subservient	serving to promote some end	59
4535243366	subservient	secondary, servile, obsequious, useful	60
4535251507	abate	to make less in amount, degree, etc.	61
4535252373	abate	to subside, become less	62
4535253327	abate	to nullify	63
4535253328	abate	to deduct, omit	64
4535254896	abate	diminish, decrease, subside, let up	65
4535256997	anathema	an object of intense dislike	66
4535258649	anathema	a curse or strong denunciation	67
4535263952	anathema	malediction, imprecation, abomination	68
4535266442	astute	shrewd, crafty, showing practical wisdom	69
4535268126	astute	acute, sagacious, judicious, wily	70
4535843232	culpable	deserving blame, worthy of comdemnation	71
4535844369	culpable	guilty, delinquent, peccant, blameworthy	72
4535847362	dilatory	tending to delay or procrastinate	73
4535849506	dilatory	not prompt	74
4535849507	dilatory	intended to delay or postpone	75
4535850908	dilatory	stalling, slow, tardy, laggard	76
4535854031	egregious	conspicuous, standing out from the mass (used particularly in an unfavorable sense)	77
4535857429	egregious	glaring, flagrant, blatant	78
4535860138	irresolute	unable to make up one's mind, hesitating	79
4535861376	irresolute	indecisive, vacillating, wavering	80
4535862370	penury	extreme povery	81
4535863643	penury	barrenness, insufficiency	82
4535864926	penury	destitution, indigence	83
4535866126	recapitulate	to review a series of facts	84
4535868244	recapitulate	to sum up	85
4535869157	recapitulate	review, summarize, go over	86
4535870484	slovenly	untidy, dirty, careless	87
4535871989	slovenly	unkempt, slatternly, lax	88
4535876005	accrue	to grow or accumulate over time	89
4535877154	accure	to happen as a natural result	90
4535877155	accure	collect, accumulate, proceed from	91
4535878890	annotation	a critical or explanatory note or comment, especially for a literary work	92
4535880273	bedlam	a state or scene of uproar and confusion	93
4535883066	bedlam	commotion, pandemonium, chaos, anarchy	94
4535884826	efficacious	effective, producing results	95
4535886380	efficacious	effectual, efficient, potent, powerful	96
4535888201	equanimity	calmness, composure, refusal to panic	97
4535890123	equanimity	tranquility, impertubability	98
4535892953	fortuitous	accidental, occurring by a happy chance	99
4535895102	fortuitous	unintentional,unplanned, random, lucky	100
4535897418	imperious	overbearing, arrogant	101
4535898629	imperious	seeking to dominate	102
4535898630	imperious	pressing, compelling	103
4535899836	imperious	domineering, magisterial, urgent, imperative	104
4535903282	invective	a strong denunciation or condemnation	105
4535905698	invective	abusive language	106
4535907539	invective	vituperation, abuse, philippic	107
4535909162	motley	showing great variety	108
4535911154	motley	composed of different elements of many colors	109
4535912524	motley	a jester's costume	110
4535913987	motley	a jester	111
4535915008	motley	variegate, heterogeneous, diverse	112
4535916433	munificent	extremely generous, lavish	113
4535918096	munificent	bounteous,liberal	114
4535919832	recondite	exceeding ordinary knowledge and understanding	115
4535921956	recondite	arcane, abstruse	116
4535923504	reprobate	a depraved, vicious, or unprincipled person, scoundrel	117
4535925915	reprobate	corrupt or unprincipled	118
4535928910	reprobate	to disapprove of, condemn	119
4535930660	reprobate	scoundrel,blackguard, immoral, corrupt	120
4535951393	reprove	to find fault with, scold, rebuke	121
4535952730	reprove	chastise, upbraid, reproach	122
4535958379	equivocate	to speak or act in a way that allows for more than one interpretation	123
4535959865	equivocate	to be deliberately vague or ambiguous	124
4535960972	equivocate	to talk out of both sides of one's mouth, palter, hedge	125

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A Study Guide to the AP Chinese Language & Culture Flashcards

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4381915908	艺术史	yìshùshǐ art history	0
4381915909	艺术家	yìshùjiā artist	1
4381915910	艺术作品	yìshù zuòpǐn work of art; artworks	2
4381915911	民间艺术	mínjiānyìshù folk art	3
4381915912	绘画	huìhuà drawing; painting	4
4381915913	画家	huàjiā painter (artist)	5
4381915914	风景画	fēngjǐnghuà landscape painting	6
4381915915	画像	huàxiàng portrait	7
4381915916	动画	dònghuà animation	8
4381915917	漫画	mànhuà comics; manga	9
4381915918	摄影	shè yǐng take a photograph; to film	10
4381915919	刻	kè quarter (hour); (mw for short time intervals); carve; to cut	11
4381915920	图章	túzhāng seal; stamp; name chop	12
4381915921	木匠	mùjiang carpenter	13
4381915922	出身	chūshēn background (educational, career, social class, etc.)	14
4381915923	技巧	jìqiǎo skill; technique	15
4381915924	写意	xiěyì freehand brushwork in traditional Chinese painting	16
4381915925	写实	xiěshí be written or painted realistically	17
4381915926	透视法	tòu shìfǎ perspective	18
4381915927	背景	bèijǐng background	19
4381915928	丝绸	sīchóu silk	20
4381915929	硬纸板	yìngzhǐbǎn cardboard; hardboard	21
4381915930	突出	tūchū protruding; prominent; outstanding; to highlight	22
4381915931	空白	kòngbái blank space; blank	23
4381915932	画布	huàbù (Art) canvas; artist's painting surface	24
4381915933	博物馆	bówùguǎn museum	25
4381915934	美术馆	měishùguǎn art gallery; art museum	26
4381915935	随意	suíyì as one wishes; according to one's wishes	27
4381915936	羡慕	xiànmù to envy; admire	28
4381915937	值得	zhíde be worth; deserve	29
4381915938	欣赏	xīnshǎng appreciate; enjoy; admire	30
4381915939	参观	cānguān to visit (a place, such as a tourist spot); to tour; to inspect	31
4381915940	表现	biǎoxiàn to show; to display; to show off; manifestation; performance	32
4381915941	感情	gǎnqíng feeling; emotion; affection; love	33
4381915942	乡土感情	xiāngtǔ gǎnqíng love for one's hometown	34
4381915943	日常生活	rìchángshēnghuó everyday life	35
4381915944	熟悉	shúxī familiar with; know well	36
4381915945	事物	shìwù thing; object	37
4381915946	俗中有雅	sú zhōng yǒu yǎ elegance in ordinary affairs	38
4381915947	栩栩如生	xǔxǔrúshēng life-like; vivid	39
4381915948	生动活泼	shēngdònghuópo lively; vivid and vigorous	40
4381915949	多姿多彩	duōzīduōcǎi varied and graceful	41
4381915950	令人	lìngrén make people feel ...	42
4381915951	花鸟虫鱼	chuà flower,bird, insect, fish	43
4381915952	难得	nándé hard to come by; difficult to get; rare	44
4381915953	千万别	qiānwàn bié under no circumstances (do something)	45
4381915954	介绍	jièshào introduce; recommend; to present	46
4381915955	详细	xiángxì detailed; in detail; minute	47
4381915956	错过	cuòguò to miss; let slip	48
4381915957	收获	shōuhuò harvest; acquisition; gain	49
4381915958	分享	fēnxiǎng to share in; (web) to share (a link)	50
4381915959	心得	xīndé knowledge gained (from work, study, etc.)	51
4381915960	尤其是	yóuqí shì particularly; especially	52
4381915961	印象	yìnxiàng impression	53
4381915962	深刻	shēnkè profound; deep	54

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