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| 1. | depicting life as it is usually experienced |
| 2. | poem that laments the death of someone |
| 3. | ironic critism |
| 4. | atmosphere or feeling of a reader when reading a work |
| 5. | a purging that leaves the audience feeling relieved |
| 6. | statement that seems absurd but is true |
| 8. | repetition of same consonant sounds |
| 9. | hint in a story of future developments |
| 10. | strong pause withing a line poetry |
| 11. | familiar and informal conversation |
| 12. | iambic pentameter lines that ryhme aa, bb, cc, etc (2 Words) |
| 15. | literal dictionary definition of a word |
| 17. | figure of speech where contradictory ideas are combined |
| 19. | showing events that took place earlier in a piece of literature |
| 21. | lyric poem of fourteen lines |
| 23. | event that marks a person's progress from one stage of life to the next (3 Words) |
| 24. | element that appears in a number of literary works |
| 26. | spoken word where intended meaning differs from literal meaning (2 Words) |
| 30. | themes, images, and patterns that are universal |
| 31. | figurative language using overstatement or exaggeration |
| 32. | person writer creates to tell a story (3 Words) |
| 33. | direct address to a person who is absent |
| 35. | actor alone on stage speaks his or her thoughts |
| 36. | comparing two unlike things using as, like, or than |
| 37. | way words are put together |
| 41. | poetry that does not adhere to a regular meter (2 Words) |
| 45. | person or figure in a literary work |
| 46. | comedic writing that ridicules and scorns in order to improve human qualities |
| 47. | reference in a literary work to something outside the work |
| 48. | figure of speech where word stands for closely related idea |
| 49. | story designed to teach a moral lesson |
| 53. | writer's attitude toward a topic |
| 54. | supernatural-based stories belonging to a culture to reflect culture's view |