PTE

a way of representing depth and spatial relationships on a flat surface

Relating to poetry or to expressive techniques associated with it.

Written language arranged in sentences and paragraphs rather than lines of verse.

art created for or presented in spaces that members of the public can access

a practice session held before a play, concert, ceremony, or other performance

to treat a damaged or altered artwork so that its appearance, meaning, or use can be more clearly appreciated

To share matching final sounds, especially in poetic lines; in full rhyme, the match starts with the final stressed vowel.

to make a three-dimensional artwork by shaping material such as clay or stone

The recorded sound of a film or program, or its music considered separately.

a painting or drawing of an arranged group of objects that do not move, such as fruit or vessels

the speed at which the beats of a piece of music are performed

art made primarily to be seen, such as painting, sculpture, and photography

paint used with water, the practice of painting with it, or a picture made in this way

to make fabric or another object by passing threads or strips over and under one another

To shorten a word or expression by leaving out letters or words.

Open to more than one plausible meaning or interpretation.

A word whose meaning contrasts with or is opposite to that of another word.

To produce repeated speech-like sounds, especially before a young child uses recognizable words.

Able to use two languages, or involving the use of two languages.

The communication of feelings or attitudes through posture, gestures, and facial expression.

A person who is widely known to the public, especially through entertainment, sport, or media exposure.

The number of copies of a newspaper or magazine distributed, usually measured for an issue or period.

A grammatical unit centered on a verb or predicate, usually containing a subject, that may form all or part of a sentence.

A speech sound produced with a significant narrowing or blockage somewhere in the vocal tract.

To talk with another person or other people in an exchange of ideas or information.

A variety of a language associated with a region or social group, with characteristic vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.

Communication in which messages are encoded as digital information and exchanged through electronic systems.

An online service that provides a shared setting for activities such as publishing content, exchanging messages, or accessing services.

A nonfiction film or program that presents real people, events, or subjects through recorded material and interpretation.