ENGLISH MID YEAR EXAM II
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- TRUE RHYME
- REPETITION OF SOUNDS AT THE ENDS OF WORDS. HAVE IDENTICAL VOWEL SOUNDS IN THEIR FINAL ACCENTED SYLLABLES.
- END RHYME
- RHYMING WORDS ARE REPEATED AT THE ENDS OF LINES
- SLANT RHYME
- RHYMING SOUNDS ARE SIMILAR, BUT NOT EXACT, AS IN PROVE AND GLOVE
- INTERNAL RHYME
- RHYMING WORDS FALL WITHIN A LINE
- INTERJECTION
- EXCLAMATION
- VERBAL IRONY
- A WORD OR PHRASE IS USED TO SUGGEST THE OPPOSITE OF ITS USUAL MEANING
- DRAMATIC IRONY
- CONTRADICTION BETWEEN WHAT A CHARACTER THINKS AND WHAT THE READER OR AUDIENCE KNOWS TO BE TRUE
- IRONY
- CONTRAST BETWEEN WHAT IS STATED AND WHAT IS MEANT OR BETWEEN WHAT IS EXPECTED TO HAPPEN AND WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS
- FOLK TALES
- STORIES, LEGENDS, MYTHS, BALLADS, SONGS, RIDDLES, SAYINGS, AND OTHER WORKS ARISING OUT OF ORAL TRADITIONS OF PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD.
- BALLADS
- SONGLIKE POEM THAT TELLS A STORY, OFTEN DEALING WITH ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE
- LEGENDS
- TRADITIONAL STORY, USUALLY DEALING WITH A HERO, SAINT, OR NATIONAL LEADER.
- DOUBLE NEGATIVES
- DON'T WANT NONE
- SPEAKER
- VOICE OF A POEM
- SITUATIONAL IRONY
- AN EVENT OCCURS THAT DIRECTLY CONTRADICTS THE EXPECTATIONS OF THE CHARACTERS, READER, OR AUDIENCE