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CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature Exam 3 Genres - Answer-Poetry Prose Drama 3 Forms of Literary Expression - Answer-American Literature British Literature Works in Translation Prose - Answer-The most common form of written language following natural speech patterns and grammatical structure Phonic - Answer-Pertaining to sound from speech Fiction - Answer-Imaginary narrative; the information or events are created by the author Non-Fiction - Answer-Writing that delivers fa...

CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature Exam 3 Genres - Answer-Poetry Prose Drama 3 Forms of Literary Expression - Answer-American Literature British Literature Works in Translation Prose - Answer-The most common form of written language following natural speech patterns and grammatical structure Phonic - Answer-Pertaining to sound from speech Fiction - Answer-Imaginary narrative; the information or events are created by the author Non-Fiction - Answer-Writing that delivers fa...

CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS 2023/2024 allegory - correct answer The device of using character and/or story elements symbolically to represent an abstraction in addition to the literal meaning. allusion - correct answer passing or casual reference referring to something anagnorisis - correct answer recognition or discovery on the part of the hero; change from ignorance to knowledge anagram - correct answer a word or ph...

Verse -->A single metrical line of poetry, or poetry in general (as opposed to prose). Stanza -->In poetry , a group of lines set off by space; also referred to as a verse. Rhyme Scheme -->Pattern of repetition of rhyme within a poem designated by aabb or abab, where the letter a marks the first line and all other lines rhyming with it. End Rhyme -->Repetition of similar sounds in two or more words, found in the final syllable( s) of the lines of poetry. Internal Rhyme -->One o...

Act- -->plays are broken down into smaller units of action. Sometimes broken down further into scenes. Is similar to a chapter in a book. Antagonist— -->the character or force with which the protagonist conflicts. Aside- -->words spoken by one character in a play, either directly to the audience or to another character, that the other characters supposedly do not hear. Audience- -->the group of readers to whom a piece of literature is directed. It might be a specific age group o...

In this passage the metaphor in "Astride of a grave and a difficult birth" suggests which of the following? - Answer-Birth is the beginning of death. Life is a struggle which ends in death. Reddening on a high branch Right at the very top And the fruit-pickers Have overlooked it - Answer-when left unadulterated, the results are enhanced Just as the hyacinth - Answer-dactylic trimeter dactylic trimeter - Answer-the line is composed of a stressed syllable followed by two light syllables a...

The number of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry is called... - Answer-meter What category of poetry is based on unrhymed lines and a definite meter? - Answer- blank verse How are blank verse and free verse different? - Answer-blank verse has a defined meter, while free verse doesn't How many total syllables do you find in a line of iambic pentameter? - Answer-10 The pattern of five sets of unstressed/stressed iambs is called... - Answer-iambic pentameter Who made free...

CLEP: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 100% Correct 3 Genres Poetry Prose Drama 3 Forms of Literary Expression American Literature British Literature Works in Translation Prose The most common form of written language following natural speech patterns and grammatical structure Phonic Pertaining to sound from speech Fiction Imaginary narrative; the information or events are created by the author Non-Fiction Writing that delivers factual events and observations Satire Literary form that...

CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature Exam 3 Genres - Answer-Poetry Prose Drama 3 Forms of Literary Expression - Answer-American Literature British Literature Works in Translation Prose - Answer-The most common form of written language following natural speech patterns and grammatical structure Phonic - Answer-Pertaining to sound from speech Fiction - Answer-Imaginary narrative; the information or events are created by the author Non-Fiction - Answer-Writing that delivers fa...