ENGLISH LITERATURE

3. two successive lines of poetry that usually rhyme
9. an intellectual movement in which ideas consist of reason, science, and philosophy
10. a character who is strongly opposed to the main character in a literary work
11. a poem that has 14 lines and a particular pattern of rhyme
12. a literary movement characterized by the celebration of nature, emotions, isolation and individual experience
14. the use of words that are opposite of what is meant
15. similar to the purpose of a foil character, repetition of elements in literature
17. a metrical foot consisting of one stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables
18. a play that can be performed that is usually written as a script
19. the time and the place in witch the action of a literary work happens
20. the rhythm of a poem

1. genre of fiction characterized by an atmosphere of mystery and horror
2. a way of criticizing people or ideas in a humorous way
4. the attitude that the narrator, character, or the author use to create impact on the reader
5. a kind of satire which is bitter and ironic criticism of contemporary persons or institutions
6. an expression that describes a person or an object with things that possess similar characteristics
7. a type of story or literature that is set in an imaginary world often involving magical creatures
8. the act of giving a human quality or characteristics to something which is not human
13. a phrase or opinion that is overused
16. a literary device related to the sense of smell