Mr. Rapson
AP English Language and Composition
Literary Terms 2 Test
| Term | Definition | Example |
| Zeugma | ||
| Metonymy | ||
| Motif | ||
| Onomatopoeia | ||
| Oxymoron | ||
| Paradox | ||
| Parallelism | ||
| Pathos | ||
| Personification | ||
| Propaganda | ||
| Satire | ||
| Simile | ||
| Subordinate | ||
| Synecdoche |
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Looks good. I would nest the terms to save room on the ribbon. Mind if I co-opt the terms?
tj