If you do not have all of these terms memorized by the time school starts then please bring a copy of the terms and definitions with you to help support you in class throughout the year. Literary Terms: Rhetorical Devices: Allegory 12. Anaphora Antagonist 13. Epistrophe Characterization 14. Symploce a. Dynamic 15. Alliteration b. Static 16. Polysyndeton c. Round 17. Asyndeton d. Flat 3. Conflict 18. Synecdoche a. External 19. Allusion b. Internal 20. Syllogism c. Man vs. Man 21. Hyperbole d. Man vs. Nature 22. Understatement e. Man vs. Society 23. Antithesis f. Man vs. Self 24. Apostrophe 4. Figurative Language a. Simile 25. Aphorism b. Metaphor 26. Maxim c. Personification 27. Parallelism 5. Imagery 28. Chiasmus 6. Irony a. Verbal Rhetorical Appeals: b. Situational c. Dramatic 29. Ethos 7. Point of View 30. Pathos a. First Person 31. Logos b. Third Person c. Limited d. Omniscient 8. Protagonist 9. Satire 10. Foil 11. Archetype
If you do not have all of these terms memorized by the time school starts then please bring a copy of the terms and definitions with you to help support you in class throughout the year. Literary Terms: Allegory Antagonist Characterization a. Dynamic b. Static c. Round d. Flat 3. Conflict a. External b. Internal c. Man vs. Man d. Man vs. Nature e. Man vs. Society f. Man vs. Self 4. Figurative Language a. Simile b. Metaphor c. Personification 5. Imagery 6. Irony a. Verbal b. Situational c. Dramatic 7. Point of View a. First Person b. Third Person c. Limited d. Omniscient 8. Protagonist 9. Satire 10. Foil 11. Archetype Rhetorical Devices: 12. Anaphora 13. Epistrophe 14. Symploce 15. Alliteration 16. Polysyndeton 17. Asyndeton 18. Synecdoche 19. Allusion 20. Syllogism 21. Hyperbole 22. Understatement 23. Antithesis 24. Apostrophe 25. Aphorism 26. Maxim 27. Parallelism 28. Chiasmus Rhetorical Appeals: 29. Ethos 30. Pathos 31. Logos
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