Barrons 7

a solidly conceived, but entirely imaginative world

a form of verse or prose that tells a story

a statement that fails to follow logic

a lyric verse marked by respectful and exalted feelings

the Anglo-Saxon language spoken in England from 450 to 1150 A.D.

a narrator with unlimited awareness

the use of words whose sounds suggest their meaning

the method of the new critics

a term made up of contradictory elements

a short allegory that deals with events that can occur in the real world

a statement that seems self-contradictory, but is true

a satirical imitation of a work

a work of literature dealing with rural life

that element of literature that stimulates pity or sorrow

a sentence that departs from the usual work order of English sentences by expressing the main thought at the end

the role that a character assumes