Romanticism, personification, Transcendentalism, oxymoron, paradox, characterization, direct slant rhyme, exact characterization, indirect rhyme, epic poetry, characterization, persuasive epic theme, free essay, meter, mood, foot, verse, anaphora, parable, ambiguity, inference, diction Gothic literature, effect, Unit 3: refrain, theme, figurative Regionalism, language, figures of speech, dialogue, setting, plot, point of view, synecdoche, imagery, author’s style, analogy, narrative omniscient, third poetry, dramatic poetry, lyric limited, stream poetry, types of meter in of consciousness, poetry, alliteration, Naturalism, primary consonance, assonance, sources, secondary onomatopoeia, sources, biased, personification, oxymoron, autobiography, couplets, tercets, quatrains, purpose, author’s sestets, free verse, word Spirituals, refrain, choice, diction, anaphora, allegory, Biblical catalog, dialogue, idealism allusions, incongruity, hyperbole, social commentary, dialect, internal/external conflict, irony (verbal, dramatic, situational), formal verse, Petrarchan sonnet, rhyme scheme Writing Writing Persuasive and/ or 11.6, thesis, outline, revise, edit, Persuasive and/ or 11.6, thesis, outline, revise,
Romanticism, Transcendentalism, characterization, direct characterization, indirect characterization, persuasive essay, meter, mood, foot, parable, ambiguity, inference, Gothic literature, effect, refrain, theme, figurative language, figures of speech, synecdoche, imagery, author’s style, analogy, narrative poetry, dramatic poetry, lyric poetry, types of meter in poetry, alliteration, consonance, assonance, onomatopoeia, personification, oxymoron, couplets, tercets, quatrains, sestets, free verse, word choice, diction, anaphora, catalog, dialogue, idealism personification, oxymoron, paradox, slant rhyme, exact rhyme, epic poetry, epic theme, free verse, anaphora, diction Unit 3: Regionalism, dialogue, setting, plot, point of view, omniscient, third limited, stream of consciousness, Naturalism, primary sources, secondary sources, biased, autobiography, author’s purpose, Spirituals, refrain, allegory, Biblical allusions, incongruity, hyperbole, social commentary, dialect, internal/external conflict, irony (verbal, dramatic, situational), formal verse, Petrarchan sonnet, rhyme scheme Writing Writing Persuasive and/ or 11.6, thesis, outline, revise, edit, Persuasive and/ or 11.6, thesis, outline, revise,
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