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Crash Course AP English Language
Chapter 5
abstract noun - ✅✅-ideas or things that can mean many things to many people,
such as peace, honor, etc.

abstraction - ✅✅-a concept or idea without a specific example; idealized
generalizations

allegory - ✅✅ -a narrative or description with a secondary or symbolic meaning
underlying the literal meaning. Satirists sometimes use ___ because it allows
them a way to indirectly attack their satirical target. Ex: Swift's Gulliver's Travels

✅✅-repetition, at close intervals, of beginning sounds
alliteration -

allusion - ✅✅-a reference to something in culture, history, or literature that
expands the depth of the text if the reader makes the connection

analogical comparison - ✅✅-the author has used an analogy
analogy - ✅✅ -compares two things that are similar in several respects in order
to prove a point or clarify an idea

anecdote - ✅✅-a short narrative of an amusing, unusual, revealing, or
interesting event. Usually, the ___ is combined with other material such as
expository essays or arguments to clarify abstract points or to create a
memorable image.

antecedent - ✅✅-that which comes before
anticlimax/anticlimactic - ✅✅-an event or experience that causes
disappointment because it is less exciting than was expected or because it
happens immediately after a much more interesting or exciting event

antithesis - ✅✅ -the opposite of an idea used to emphasize a point; the
juxtaposition of contrasting words or ideas. Hope is the ___ of despair.

, apostrophe - ✅✅ -a speaker directly addresses something or someone not
living, that cannot answer back

appeal to authority - ✅✅-one of several appeals strategies; the writer refers to
expert opinion

✅✅-the claim or point the author is making
assertion -

balanced antithesis - ✅✅-a figure of speech in which sharply contrasting ideas
are juxtaposed in a balanced or parallel phrase or grammatical structure. Ex: "To
err is human; to forgive, divine."

bias -✅✅ -a preference or an inclination, especially one that inhibits impartial
judgement

burlesque - ✅✅-a comic tool of satire, the writer uses ridiculous exaggeration
and distortion

cadence - ✅✅-the rhythm of phrases or sentences created through repetitive
elements

candor - ✅✅-open and honest communication; truthfulness
catalog - ✅✅-a list of details that reinforced a concept. Inductive arguments
build to a conclusion based on the collective impression of lists

cause and effect - ✅✅-essay pattern in which the writer shows the immediate
and underlying causes that led to an event or situation

circular reasoning - ✅✅-type of faulty reasoning in which the writer attempts to
support a statement by simply repeating the statement in different or stronger
terms

circumlocution - ✅✅-to write around a subject; to write evasively; to say nothing

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