Poetry Key Terms 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureASAQA Created by: LydiaCreated on: 14-05-13 14:16 amphibrac three syllables, unstressed, stressed, unstressed 1 of 32 anti structure narrative structure that is deliberately chaotic 2 of 32 blank verse un-rhymed poetry in iambic pentameter 3 of 32 denoument closing sequence of narrative in which events are resolved 4 of 32 diction vocabulary of a character 5 of 32 epic large scale narrative, often lagendary characters 6 of 32 epigram short witty saying in compressed lang 7 of 32 episodic structure narrative told in consecutive stages 8 of 32 farce an exaggerated comic drama with improbable plot 9 of 32 focaliser character through whose eyes the story is primarily seen 10 of 32 foil reveals something about main character through contrast 11 of 32 framing device set the main story in the context of another 12 of 32 free verse no rhyme or meter 13 of 32 idiom colloquial or slang expression 14 of 32 interludes short moral plays from tudor times 15 of 32 kinetic/shape/concrete distinctive shape on the page 16 of 32 lyric first person, expressing particular emotion 17 of 32 metre pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables 18 of 32 ode adressed to an object 19 of 32 omnicinent third person third person, knows everything 20 of 32 over the shoulder narration from a characters point of view but not first person 21 of 32 performance poetry written to be performed to an audience 22 of 32 register language appropriate to a particular context 23 of 32 satirical/satire comedy to bring to light human failings 24 of 32 second person narrative 'you' 25 of 32 stock characters drawn from cultural stereotypes 26 of 32 syntax arrangement of words 27 of 32 tag introduce direct speech 'said Maddy' 28 of 32 third person 'he' 'she' 'they' 29 of 32 unreliable narrator partial or biased view 30 of 32 utterance stretch of language said by one person 31 of 32 verbal patterning arrangement of words to emphasise a key theme 32 of 32
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