1: colloquialism: the dialogue is easily understood
2: pathos: the audience's emotion reacts to the music. Sometimes it's sad and sympathetic
3: zooming in/out: emphasize something that has an impact on the audience.
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
LIT TERM REMIX (AP ENGLISH)
circumlocution: a roundabout or evasive speech or writing
cliche: a phrase or situation so overused that it has lost it's meaning.
climax: the decisive point in a narrative or drama; the pint of greatest intensity or interest at which
plot question is answered or resolved
colloquialism: informal/slang words or phrases usually used in informal conversation
comedy: originally a nondramatic literary piece of work that was marked by a happy ending
http://prezi.com/bgnw-vg5xkhl/lit-term-remix/
cliche: a phrase or situation so overused that it has lost it's meaning.
climax: the decisive point in a narrative or drama; the pint of greatest intensity or interest at which
plot question is answered or resolved
colloquialism: informal/slang words or phrases usually used in informal conversation
comedy: originally a nondramatic literary piece of work that was marked by a happy ending
http://prezi.com/bgnw-vg5xkhl/lit-term-remix/
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