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1. Feeling Or Atmosphere That A Writer Creates For The Reader

2. Rhetorical Device Used To Show The Relationship Between Sentences. Common Transitions Are Also - However - And Therefore.

3. Aesthetic Response

4. A Character Who Is In Most Ways Opposite To The Main Character (Protagonist) Or One Who Is Nearly The Same As The Protagonist. The Purpose Of The Foil Character Is To Emphasize The Traits Of The Main Character By Contrast Only

5. A Device By Which A Character Is Self-duplicated; The "Divided Self" Or Ghostly Double.

6. Pragmatics

7. Haiku

8. A Comparison - Usually In Verse - Between Seemingly Disparate Objects Or Concepts.

9. Cloze Test

10. (Ralph Waldo Emerson And Henry David Thoreau Were Two Transcendentalism Authors)

11. More Than Half Of English Words Originate From These Two Languages

12. Archetype

13. Sestet

14. Phonation

15. Voice

16. A Dramatic Expression Of A Work Of Art (Mostly Poetry).

17. In The Picture Of Dorian Gray - The Protagonist Sells His Soul In Order To Retain His Youth. This Is Reminiscent Of Faust - Where The Main Character Sells His Soul For Knowledge.

18. Why Did The Narrator In "The Tell-tale Heart" Confess To The Old Man's Murder? The Narrator Heard What He Believed Was The Beating Of The Old Man's Heart - Which Got Louder And Louder With Time. Although The Police Could Not Hear The Noise - The Narrator Ultimately Confessed.

19. Reading Workshop

20. Swift's "The Battle Of The Books" Is An Example Of The English Neoclassical Period Which Took Place During The 17th And 18th Centuries.

21. Omniscient

22. Poetry That Does Not Have A Regular Meter Or Rhyme Scheme

23. Petrarchan Sonnet

24. Used To Describe A Particular Type Of Literature Or Literary Form. Genres Include Such Categories As Mysteries - Romances - And Fantasies.

25. A Style Of Writing That Attempts To Imitate The Natural Flow Of A Character's Thoughts - Feelings - Reflections - Memories - And Mental Images As The Character Feels Them.

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