English10ProvincialExamTerminologies

ExaminableTermsandDevicesinLiterature
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A
Alliteration

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Allusion

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Antagonist

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Aside

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Atmosphere

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Audience

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B
Ballad

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Bias

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Blankverse

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C
Character

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Chronologicalorder

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Clich

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Climax

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Colloquial

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Comedy

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Compare

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Conflict(internal,external)

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Connotation

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Contrast

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D
Denotation

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Description

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Dialogue

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Directpresentation

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Drama

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Dynamiccharacter

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E
Exposition

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Expository

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F
Fallingaction

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Figurativelanguage

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Firstpersonpointofview

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Flashback

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Flatcharacter

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Foil

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Foreshadowing

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Freeverse

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G
Genre

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H
Hyperbole

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I
Image

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Imagery

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Indirectpresentation

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Irony

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J
Jargon

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L
Limitedomniscient

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Lyric

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M
Metaphor

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Mood

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N
Narration

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Narrative

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Narrator

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O
Objectivepointofview

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Omniscientpointofview

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Onomatopoeia

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Oxymoron

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P
Paradox

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Personification

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Persuasion;persuasive

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Plot

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Pointofview

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Propaganda

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Protagonist

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R
Refrain

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Resolution

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Rhyme

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Rhymescheme

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Rhythm

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Risingaction

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Roundcharacter

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S
Sarcasm

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Satire

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Setting

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Simile

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Slang

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Sonnet

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Speaker

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Stanza

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Staticcharacter

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Stereotypedcharacter

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Style

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Suspense

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Symbol;symbolism

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T
Theme

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Tone

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Tragedy

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U
Understatement

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