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1 AP Multiple Choice often ask you to know the following:

2 AP IV Terms Antithesis Aphorism allegory Apostrophe Alliteration
Archetype Aside Assonance Attitude aubade allegory Alliteration Allusion Ambiguity Anachronism Analogy Anapest Anecdote Antagonist Antecedent Anticlimax antihero

3 Ballad Blank verse Cacophony Carpe diem Catharsis Chiasmus climax Colloquial Comic relief Conceit Connotation Consonance couplet Dactyl Denotation Denouement Deus ex machina dialogue Diction Didactic elegy Enjambment epic Epigram Epigraph Epiphany Epistolary novel ethos exposition euphemism

4 Euphony Farce Figurative language First person Flashback
Flat character Foil Foreshadowing Free verse Genre Heroic couplet Hubris Hyperbole Iambic pentameter Imagery In media res Interior monologue Internal rhyme Inversion irony Italian (Petrarchan) sonnet juxtaposition Litotes logos Lyric poem

5 Parody Pastoral Pathos Periodic sentence Personification Point of view Protagonist Pun Quatrain Refrain Repetition resolution Rhetorical question rhyme satire Metaphor Meter Metonymy monologue Myth Narrative poem Near /Slant rhyme omniscient Onomatopoeia Oxymoron Parable Paradox parody parallelism

6 Sestet Shift Synecdoche Simile Syntax Soliloquy Theme
English (Shakespearean) sonnet Stanza Stock character Stream of consciousness Style Symbol Synecdoche Syntax Theme Tone Tragic flaw Segue / transition

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