Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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The repetition of consonants, especially at the beginning of words | Alliteration | 82%
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A collection of literary works, normally poems | Anthology | 73%
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A hero who does not possess typically heroic attributes | Anti-hero | 64%
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A story or image with several layers of meaning: more than what's on the surface. | Allegory | 55%
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A term literally meaning 'advance guard'. Emphasises exploration, invention and advancement. | Avant-garde | 36%
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Inexactitude which causes readers to draw multiple contradictory conclusions about a story of phrase | Ambiguity | 27%
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The most typical characterisitics shared by a certain character or personality | Archetype | 27%
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A statement or speech of some formality | Address | 18%
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Hyperbole which references the impossible - Think of Jesus's camel statement | Adynaton | 9%
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Writing which depends on random means, chance or accident | Aleatory | 9%
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An indented line used to indicate a new paragraph | Alinéa | 9%
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A poem in which the verses or stanzas are arranged to look like the subject of the poem | Altar Poem | 9%
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The device of suddenly breaking off in speech, often in favour of a new or emphatic line of thought | Aposiopesis | 9%
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Introducing something in negative terms in order to call attention to it and arouse curiosity, e.g: Mark Antony's criticisms of the will in Julius Caesar (III, ii). | Autoclesis | 9%
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Popular short story in Urdu or Hindi literature. | Afsana | 0%
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