<p>Volume 2 Volume 4 Volume 1 Volume 5</p><p>1. Allusion 1. Acrostic 1. Annotation 1. Allegory </p><p>2. Antagonist 2. Alliteration 2. Argument 2. Alliteration </p><p>3. Climax 3. Assonance 3. Audience 3. Allusion </p><p>4. Conflict 4. Ballad 4. Central idea 4. Analogy </p><p>5. Connotation 5. Blank verse 5. Citation 5. Anecdote </p><p>6. Denotation 6. Close rhyme 6. Claim 6. Anthropomorphism </p><p>7. Dynamic character 7. Couplet 7. Connotative 7. Epithet </p><p>8. Exposition 8. Elegy 8. Counterclaim 8. Euphemism </p><p>9. Falling action 9. Epic 9. Credibility 9. Figurative language </p><p>10. Fiction 10. Foot 10. Denotative 10. Foreshadowing </p><p>11. Flashback 11. Haiku 11. Diction 11. Hubris </p><p>12. Flat character 12. Iamb 12. Ethos 12. Hyperbole </p><p>13. Foreshadowing 13. Internal rhyme 13. Explicit 13. Idiom </p><p>14. Inciting incident 14. Limerick 14. Fallacious reasoning 14. Imagery </p><p>15. Mood 15. Line 15. Fallacy 15. Metaphor </p><p>16. Narrative 16. Lyric 16. Inference 16. Motif </p><p>17. Plot 17. Meter 17. Logos 17. Oxymoron </p><p>18. Point-of-View 18. Onomatopoeia 18. Pathos 18. Paradox </p><p>19. Protagonist 19. Poem 19. Point-of-view 19. Personification </p><p>20. Resolution 20. Poet 20. Purpose 20. Pun </p><p>21. Rising Action 21. Refrain 21. Relevant 21. Simile </p><p>22. Round character 22. Repetition 22. Rhetoric 22. Situational irony </p><p>23. Static character 23. Rhyme 23. Sufficient 23. Suspense </p><p>24. Theme 24. Stanza 24. Thesis 24. Symbol </p><p>25. Tone 25. Verse 25. Tone 25. Verbal irony </p>