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3
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device used to produce figurative language
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4
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term describing traditions for each genre
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5
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figure of speech using deliberate exaggeration
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8
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the introductory material of a composition which creates tone
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11
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metaphor developed at great length
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12
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strict, literal dictionary definition of a word
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13
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more agreeable or less offensive substitute for an unpleasant word
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16
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the listing or detailing of the parts of something
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1
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repetition of a word or phrase after an intervening word or phrase
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2
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figure of reasoning in which one or more questions are asked and then answered
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3
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speech not intended to carry literal meaning
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6
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teaching of moral or ethical principles
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7
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major category into which literary work fits
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9
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a single word or short phrase interrupts normal speech to emphasize words on either side
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10
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sermon
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14
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sensory details used to describe, arouse emotions, orrepresent abstractions
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15
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related to style, refers to writer's word choice
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