Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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The scientific study of language | Linguistics | 100%
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Term applied to Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southy. Derives from the name of an area of natural beuaty in northern England | Lake Poets | 75%
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An expression of deep regret or sorrow for the loss of a person or position | Lament | 75%
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The text of an opera or operetta | Libretto | 75%
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A musical term which first used in a literary context by Thomas Mann and used it to denote a recurrent theme or unit. For example, the hunted man and betrayal in the novels of Graham Greene | Leitmotif | 50%
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A word imported from another language | Loan Word | 50%
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A word, phrase or grammatical construction based on a Latin form or model | Latinism | 25%
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A short narrative or lyrical poem intended to be sung | Lay | 25%
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The term for the actual vocabulary of the author | Lexis | 25%
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A formal structural division in a poem, normally classified according to the number of feet it contains | Line | 25%
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A figure of speech that uses understatement to emphasize a point by stating a negative to further affirm a positive, often incorporating double negatives for effect | Litotes | 25%
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A religious poem or song adapted from the liturgy | Lauda | 0%
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A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but not authenticated | Legend | 0%
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When the stress falls evenly on two syllables in the same word e.g. buckwheat; gang plank | Level stress | 0%
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A loose term for plays which are airy, graceful, amusing and light-hearted | Light Comedy | 0%
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Stress on a word which is not normally accented in speech. Extensively used in Poe's The Raven | Light Stress | 0%
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