AP terms1-Stansell
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31943598 | Alliteration | Repeating consonant sound at the beginning of a group of words. | |
31943599 | Allusion | A reference to another literary work or event in history. Makes a comparison. | |
31943600 | Antithesis | Using opposite phrases in close conjunction. | |
31943601 | Apostraphe | Direct address of an abstraction or personified object. | |
31943602 | Assonance | Repetition of a vowel sound in a group of words. | |
31943603 | Consonance | Repetition of consonent sounds with differing vowel sounds in words near each other in lines of poetry. | |
31943604 | Detail | Attention to particular items. | |
31943605 | Diction | The writer's choice of words. | |
31943606 | Figure of Speech | Language that is not literally true to create an effect. | |
31943607 | Flashback | Revisiting prior events. | |
31943608 | Foreshadowing | To show or indicate befere hand. | |
31943609 | Hyperbole | Extreme overstatement or exaggeration, obvious and intentional. | |
31943610 | Imagery | A group of words in a literary work that appeals to one of the senses. | |
31943611 | Irony | A direct contradiction to what is true, believed, or expected. | |
31943612 | Metaphor | A comparison between to unlike thingswithout using like or as. |