English 11 Academic Vocabulary List
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- Abridgement
- Acronym
- Act
- Action
- Adaptation
- Adage
- Aim
- Allegory
- Alliteration
- Allusion
- Anachronism
- Analogy
- Analysis
- Anecdote
- Antagonist
- Aphorism
- Argument
- Aside
- Assonance
- Ballad
- Biography
- Blank verse
- Central conflict
- Characterization
- Cliché
- Climax
- Coherence
- Comedy
- Connotation
- Consonance
- Crisis
- Denotation
- Dialogue
- Drama
- Dramatic irony
- Dynamic character
- Dystopia
- Essay
- Exposition
- Fable
- Falling action
- Fiction
- Figurative language
- First-person point of view
- Flat character
- Foil
- Foreshadowing
- Genre
- Hyperbole
- Imagery
- Inciting incident
- Internal conflict
- Introduction
- Irony
- Irony of situation
- Journal
- List of works cited
- Major character
- Metaphor
- Minor character
- Mood
- Moral
- Motif
- Motivation
- Myth
- Narration
- Narrator
- Nonfiction
- Novel
- Onomatopoeia
- Oral tradition
- Oxymoron
- Parable
- Paradox
- Parallelism
- Paraphrase
- Periodical
- Personification
- Persuasive writing
- Plagiarism
- Plot
- Poetry
- Point of view
- Prose
- Protagonist
- Redundancy
- Repetition
- Resolution
- Review
- Rhyme
- Rising action
- Rounded character
- Satire
- Sensory detail
- Setting
- Simile
- Source
- Speaker
- Stage
- Static character
- Story
- Summary
- Suspense
- Suspension of disbelief
- Symbol
- Theme
- Thesis
- Third-person point of view
- Tone
- Transition
- Unity
- Unreliable narrator
- Utopia
- Verbal irony
- Voice
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