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The social, historical, or technical circumstances that lead up to or help to explain something /'bækgraʊnd /  \nbiography : an account of a person's life, written by someone else ; a life story /baɪ 'ɒgrəfɪ /  \nbook : a number of pieces of paper, usually with words printed on them, which are fastened together and fixed inside a cover of stronger paper or cardboard. /bʊk /  \ncaricature : a verbal description which exaggerates or distorts, for comic effect, a person's distinctive physical features or personality traits /'kærɪkətʃʊəʳ /  \ncharacter : a person represented in a play, film, story. It can be dynamic, static, flat, round, main, major, minor, principal, etc  /'kærəktəʳ /  \ncomparison : a rhetorical device involving comparison, an examination designed to expose similarities between two objects or ideas. You say that one thing is like another in some way, you make an estimation of similarities and differences  /kəm 'pærɪsn /  \ndialogue : a literary composition / a conversation between two people ; an exchange of opinions on a particular subject;/ the lines spoken by characters in drama or fiction /'daɪəlɒg /  \nessay : a short piece of writing on one particular subject written by a student, a short literary composition / a short piece of writing on one particular subject that is written by a writer for publication. / 'eseɪ /  \nextract : a small part or passage from a book or piece of writing that is printed or published separately./ ekstrækt /  \ngenre : the type, kind, category of writing that a literary or artistic work falls under: short story, novel, essay, epic, poem, drama, etc. /'ʒɑːnrə /  \nhero : a man, who has done something brave, new, or good, and who is therefore greatly admired by a lot of people. A person distinguished by exceptional courage, nobility, fortitude. A person who is idealized for possessing superior qualities in any field. /'hɪərəʊ /  \nirony : a broad term referring to the recognition of a reality different from appearance; a contrast between expectation and reality /'aɪərənɪ /  \nkeyword : a word or phrase that is associated with a particular document or that describes the contents of a particular document, for example, in Internet searches /'kiːw3ːd /  \n[www.franglish.fr](www.franglish.fr)  \nlegend : a popular story handed down from earlier times whose truth has not been ascertained /'ledʒənd /  \nliterature : written material such as poetry, novels, essays, etc,. 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An extended work in prose, either fictitious or partly so, dealing with character, action, thought, etc, especially in the form of a story./'nɒvl /  \nnovelist : a flesh and blood person who writes novels (author, writer) /'nɒvəlɪst /  \nparagraph : a section of ","cbCaii92FxdMsZZK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii92FxdMsZZK","pdf",69591,"English","# Literary Vocabulary - Level 1\n## Key terms and definitions","[{\"question\":\"What does the book include at Level 1?\",\"answer\":\"It lists common literary vocabulary items and gives straightforward definitions and usage explanations for each term.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics are covered in the vocabulary list?\",\"answer\":\"The list covers writing forms (e.g., dialogue, monologue, essay), story elements (e.g., narrator, protagonist), and rhetorical devices (e.g., comparison, irony).\"},{\"question\":\"How can these definitions help learners?\",\"answer\":\"They support reading and writing by clarifying what important literature-related terms mean and how they relate to literary works.\"}]","Literary vocabulary – Level 1 | PDF",1790646158]