Knowledge exam

• Hubristic - A feeling of excessive pride
• Superior - One who is higher than another in rank, status or quality
• Vulnerable - Exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed
• Manipulative - To persuade someone to do something to gain an advantage
• Inescapable - Unable to be avoided or denied
• Antagonist - The opposing character to the protagonist, the villain
• Altruistic - Concern for the well-being and happiness of others above oneself
• Pathetic fallacy - Where the weather matches the mood
• Circular narrative - Where the story ends in the same place or way it starts
• Symbol - Where an image, object or idea is used to represent something other than its literal meaning
• Stanza - A group of lines in poetry
• Extended metaphor - Where one thing is compared to another over a paragraph or text to demonstrate they share the same qualities
• Foreshadowing - A hint or clue something is going to happen in the future
• Dramatic irony - Where the audience or readers know more than the character or characters
• Red herring - A hint or clue of a future event that is meant to be misleading or to distract
• Volta - A change in the mood or thought of a poem