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English 12 Academic Vocabulary List

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pp. 1295-1328

  1. Abridgement
  2. Acronym
  3. Act
  4. Action
  5. Adaptation
  6. Adage
  7. Aim
  8. Allegory
  9. Alliteration
  10. Allusion
  11. Anachronism
  12. Analogy
  13. Analysis
  14. Anecdote
  15. Antagonist
  16. Antihero
  17. Aphorism
  18. Argument
  19. Aside
  20. Assonance
  21. Ballad
  22. Biography
  23. Blank verse
  24. Catastrophe
  25. Central conflict
  26. Characterization
  27. Cliché
  28. Climax
  29. Coherence
  30. Comedy
  31. Connotation
  32. Consonance
  33. Crisis
  34. Denotation
  35. Denouement
  36. Dialogue
  37. Drama
  38. Dramatic irony
  39. Dynamic character
  40. Dystopia
  41. Epic
  42. Essay
  43. Exposition
  44. Fable
  45. Falling action
  46. Fiction
  47. Figurative language
  48. First-person point of view
  49. Flat character
  50. Foil
  51. Foreshadowing
  52. Genre
  53. Heroic epic
  54. Hyperbole
  55. Imagery
  56. Inciting incident
  57. Internal conflict
  58. Introduction
  59. Irony
  60. Irony of situation
  61. Journal
  62. List of works cited
  63. Major character
  64. Metaphor
  65. Minor character
  66. Mood
  67. Moral
  68. Motif
  69. Motivation
  70. Myth
  71. Narration
  72. Narrator
  73. Nonfiction
  74. Novel
  75. Onomatopoeia
  76. Oral tradition
  77. Oxymoron
  78. Parable
  79. Paradox
  80. Parallelism
  81. Paraphrase
  82. Periodical
  83. Personification
  84. Persuasive writing
  85. Plagiarism
  86. Plot
  87. Poetry
  88. Point of view
  89. Prose
  90. Protagonist
  91. Proverb
  92. Redundancy
  93. Repetition
  94. Resolution
  95. Review
  96. Rhyme
  97. Rising action
  98. Rounded character
  99. Satire
  100. Scene
  101. Scop
  102. Sensory detail
  103. Setting
  104. Simile
  105. Soliloquy
  106. Source
  107. Speaker
  108. Stage
  109. Static character
  110. Story
  111. Summary
  112. Suspense
  113. Suspension of disbelief
  114. Symbol
  115. Theme
  116. Thesis
  117. Third-person point of view
  118. Tone
  119. Tragedy
  120. Tragic flaw
  121. Transition
  122. Unity
  123. Unreliable narrator
  124. Utopia
  125. Verbal irony
  126. Voice

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