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CC Challenge II Literary Devices First Semester
CC Challenge II Literary Devices First Semester
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Realistic Fiction are stories
that have real events.
that seem real.
All of these!
have characters with real problems.
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Consonance
repetition of consonant sounds anywhere in the word
repetition of vowel sounds anywhere in the word
repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
repetition of vowel sounds at the beginning of words
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What is plot?
The way the story makes you feel.
The sequence of events in a story.
When and where the story takes place.
The people in the story.
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Chivalry is ......?
The system, spirit, or pranks of modern people
The system , spirit ,or customs of medieval knighthood
An act of kindness
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The peak of action and conflict:
exposition
plot
climax
resolution
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Frame Narrative
A story with multiple character arcs
A story where a hero goes on an adventure
A story told from the protagonists perspective
A story told within another story, sometimes within yet another story
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metonymy
a word that is alike
a word with the same meaning
a word that stands for other word
a word that have the opposite
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Imagery
section of a poem, usually with rhyme and length
deeper meaning given to everyday objects or events
words that have the same sound at the end
words that create a mental image
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An Amanuensis is
A gardener who is obsessed with what the yard looks like.
Someone who tells a lot of stories, most of them false.
An assistant in an artistic medium like the theater.
Someone who knows everything
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A kenning is
personification
simile
two-word metaphor
alliteration
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Old English
Language spoken from 230-335
Furniture polish
1. AKA Anglo-Saxon, the language of A.D. 450-1150
Spoken exclusively in Germanic tribes from 1240-1350
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Rhyme
Two words that sound the same
Two words that sound the same
Two words that sound different
Two words that sound the same
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What is a protagonist?
The person who undergoes many changes in a story
The leading character in the story
The person who opposes the main charcter
The person who does not change in a story
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Blank Verse
Poetry that is written in unrhymed iambic pentameter.
Poetry that is written in rhymed iambic pentameter.
Poetry that is written in unrhymed trochaic pentameter.
A space provided to put your name
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A parody is a direct recreation of another work.
False
True
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Antagonist
fights alongside hero
main hero in a story
Condiment King
fights against hero
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Which is a metaphor:
The road is a ribbon of moonlight
The dog is swimming
She runs like a cheetah
He is as slow as a sloth
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The two types of conflict are
internal and external
inferior and external
expository and informal
internal and extra
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Epic poems have the main character going on a quest or journey
False
True
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An epistolary novel is written in a series of essays.
False
True
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Vernacular
When someone insults your lunch, and you clap back
Slang or abbreviated language
Language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a particular region
Culturally specific words or phrases
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Define epic poem
Large writing
A paper that you wrote
Long narrative poem
An essay
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What is a Episodic structure?
Finding the way through anything/ the hardest challenges
Going from one adventure to the next
the way something is set up
something tightly structured
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Satire . . .
makes people feel really great about themselves.
makes fun of everybody for the sake of tearing them down.
gives everybody a free pass to act however they want.
ridicules humanity's faults for the betterment of society.
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Bob and Wheel
One line of two (or three) syllables followed by four short rhyming lines
A feature of Beowulf
A way of telling a narrative
A stylistic technique used in essay writing
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Medieval romance typically included themes of chivalry
False
True
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Epic Poems are usually short
False
True
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An apostrophe directs to an invisible being
False
True
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Allusion
A reference to a paranormal phenomena
Referencing a Bible story in a text
An reference to another literary work or to a historical figure or event
Beginning a series of words the same letter
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What is Assonance?
repetition of consonant sound in words
A reference to another text
Repetition of vowel sound in words
the symbolic meaning of an item
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allegory
the underlying idea or message
original or perfect example
recurrent pattern or design
symbolic narrative, fable, or parable
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Caesura
A character in a poem
A stanza in a poem
A break in a poem
Punctuation in a poem
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Foreshadowing
Comparing two things using like or as
Words or phrases that aren’t meant to be taken literally
An indication of a future event
An indirect reference
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Middle English
Language Spoken in England, United Kingdom, and Germanic Tribes 950-1100 AD
The language from A.D. 1150-1470
Language spoke in Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska
Language spoken from 640-800 AD
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Chiasmus
She has a soul of ice.
I love U bcuz U R beautiful, and U R beautiful bcuz i love U
The ice is cold. Cold is the ice.
Han-ukkah solo
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Alliteration
Arranging ideas and details of belief based on evidence and experience
exaggerated statements or claims not mean to be taken literally
Keep away from or stop yourself from doing
The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
