English
What is soliloquy
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
What is satire
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Rhetoric
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Prose
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Oxymoron
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Motif
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Irony(verbal)
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Irony(situational)
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Irony(dramatic)
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Inference
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Idiom
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Hubris
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Foil
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Fallacy
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Excerpt
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Couplet
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Comedy
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Colloquial
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Bias
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Aside
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Anachronism
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Allusion
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Syntax
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
Sonnet
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
14 line poem
Arrangement of words
Audience knows what will happen next
Figure of speech where terms appear together
Ones person view
Mistaken belief
Light literary work/ends happy
Coming to conclusion
Not to be taken literaly
Passage/segment taken from text
Art of persuasive speaking
Character used as contrast
Someone says opposite then expected
Two lines together
Opposite of what you expected
Ordinary conversation
Ordinary writing
Words spoken to audience thats not supposed to be heard
Object to period which does not belong
Reference to a statement
Central theme
Excessive pride
Use of humor
Long speech where thuoghts are addressed out loud
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