Miss Patel's Literary and Structural Devices Quiz

Question 1

The narrative perspective that uses 'me', 'my', 'myself' and 'I'.

Accepted Answer

First

Question 2

The repetition of consonant letters.

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Consonance

Question 3

A comparison, using the words 'like' or 'as'.

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Simile

Question 4

When two ideas, close together, contrast each other.

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Juxtaposition

Question 5

When the narrative is temporarily taken back in time.

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Flashback

Question 6

The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.

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Symbolism

Question 7

When we are given insight into the character's mind.

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Internal thoughts

Question 8

Doing words

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Adverbs

Question 9

When human characters are given animalistic qualities.

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Zoomorphism

Question 10

Words that describe.

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Adjectives

Question 11

When two or more characters are speaking to each other.

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Dialogue

Question 12

Offers a view of the setting, that pans from left to right.

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Panoramic view

Question 13

When human characteristics or behaviours are given to animals.

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Anthropomorphism

Question 14

A sense of fearful apprehension created in a story.

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Foreboding

Question 15

The highest point of tension in the narrative.

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Climax

Question 16

An imagined society, usually set in a post-apocolypic world, where there is great suffering or injustice.

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Dystopia

Question 17

When the narrative begins and ends with the same idea.

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Cyclical structure

Question 18

The narrator who knows all points of the story at all times, alongside and feelings of all the characters.

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Omniscient

Question 19

When inanimate objects are given human characteristics.

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Personification

Question 20

The repetition of vowel sounds/letters.

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Assonance

Questions 20