IMPORTANT TERMS

IMPORTANT TERMS

1. Alliteration. The repetition of consonance in the begining of a sentnce.
2. Assonance. The repetitionof vowels in the begining of a sentnce.
3. Allusion: references fr0m historic events, pers0nality or place.
4. Dialect: the different pronounciati0n of the word.
5. Free verse: a poem having no regular meter and no rhyming scheme.
6. Blank verse. A poem having regular meter but n0 rhyming scheme.
7. Poetry. Best words in best orders
8. Ballad. A narative poem compose of quatrains. OR a narative poem having a story of hero and events.
9. Sonnet. A poem of 14 lines with rhyming scheme ABAB.
10. Hymm. A poem in which we praise God.
11. Couplet. Two lines having same rhyming scheme.
12. Wit.  the act of loosing senses.
13. Paradox. Self contradictory statement.
14. Conceit. It is a figure of speech in two vastly different objects are linked together with the help of simile or metaphor.
15. Allegory. A literary term that is used to reveal hidden meanings.
16. Lyric. A poetry whch used for music.
17. Epic. A l0ng narative poem whch dscribe the st0ry of hero. Like Rape Of The  Lock, Paradise Lost.
18. Acrostic poem. A poem in whch first letter of each line form a word.
19. Cinquin. A poem whch has five lines stanza. It has no rhyming scheme.
20. Clasicism. A poetry whch includes  Greek And Latin civilizations.
21 Ode. A poem that can be sung like a s0ng.
22. Elegy. A poem of sorrows.
23. Pastoral. Song of shepherd.
24. Metaphysical. A spirtual and imaginary poetry. Beyond imagination.
25.  Metaphor. Comparison without using like, as.
26.  Simile. Comparison using words like, as
27. Accent. The tone of the speaker.
28. Protagonist. The hero of the novel or drama.
29. Antagonist. Villain of drama.
30. Irony. A speech having intended meanings different from actuality.
31. Hubris. Excessive pride.
32. Satire.  to criticise someone's traits, behaviour etc
33. Renaisance. Era of 14th century to  17th century. Rebirth of knowledge, literature etc.
34. M0ck epic. A long narrative poem based on  criticism in a humouric way. Like Rape Of The Lock.
35. Hyperbole. Extreme exaggeration to increase the influence.
36. Paradox. Self contradictory statement.
37. Oxymoron. Two opposite words or ideas that are joined together. Like OPEN SECRET, TRAGIC C0MEDY.
38. Dactylic. A word of three syllables one long & two short.
39. Etymology. The devel0pment of any w0rd in respect to its historical background meanings.
40. Iambic pentameter.  A line of verse with five metrical feet , each consisting of one short syllable followed by one long syllable. For example: Two householdIMPORTANT TERMS

1. Alliteration. The repetition of consonance in the begining of a sentnce.
2. Assonance. The repetitionof vowels in the begining of a sentnce.
3. Allusion: references fr0m historic events, pers0nality or place.
4. Dialect: the different pronounciati0n of the word.
5. Free verse: a poem having no regular meter and no rhyming scheme.
6. Blank verse. A poem having regular meter but n0 rhyming scheme.
7. Poetry. Best words in best orders
8. Ballad. A narative poem compose of quatrains. OR a narative poem having a story of hero and events.
9. Sonnet. A poem of 14 lines with rhyming scheme ABAB.
10. Hymm. A poem in which we praise God.
11. Couplet. Two lines having same rhyming scheme.
12. Wit.  the act of loosing senses.
13. Paradox. Self contradictory statement.
14. Conceit. It is a figure of speech in two vastly different objects are linked together with the help of simile or metaphor.
15. Allegory. A literary term that is used to reveal hidden meanings.
16. Lyric. A poetry whch used for music.
17. Epic. A l0ng narative poem whch dscribe the st0ry of hero. Like Rape Of The  Lock, Paradise Lost.
18. Acrostic poem. A poem in whch first letter of each line form a word.
19. Cinquin. A poem whch has five lines stanza. It has no rhyming scheme.
20. Clasicism. A poetry whch includes  Greek And Latin civilizations.
21 Ode. A poem that can be sung like a s0ng.
22. Elegy. A poem of sorrows.
23. Pastoral. Song of shepherd.
24. Metaphysical. A spirtual and imaginary poetry. Beyond imagination.
25.  Metaphor. Comparison without using like, as.
26.  Simile. Comparison using words like, as
27. Accent. The tone of the speaker.
28. Protagonist. The hero of the novel or drama.
29. Antagonist. Villain of drama.
30. Irony. A speech having intended meanings different from actuality.
31. Hubris. Excessive pride.
32. Satire.  to criticise someone's traits, behaviour etc
33. Renaisance. Era of 14th century to  17th century. Rebirth of knowledge, literature etc.
34. M0ck epic. A long narrative poem based on  criticism in a humouric way. Like Rape Of The Lock.
35. Hyperbole. Extreme exaggeration to increase the influence.
36. Paradox. Self contradictory statement.
37. Oxymoron. Two opposite words or ideas that are joined together. Like OPEN SECRET, TRAGIC C0MEDY.
38. Dactylic. A word of three syllables one long & two short.
39. Etymology. The devel0pment of any w0rd in respect to its historical background meanings.
40. Iambic pentameter.  A line of verse with five metrical feet , each consisting of one short syllable followed by one long syllable. For example: Two household