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Bank of Banksy's Literary & Aesthetic Devices
Bank of Banksy's Literary & Aesthetic Devices
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the effect is to highlight the contrast & compare; usually used for characterization, creating suspense or rhetoric
metaphor
juxtaposition
simile
satire
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slows down the reading process & strengthens reading comprehension as a result; encourages repeated reading
personification
antithesis
sibilance
assonance
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use of strong contrasts between light and dark to give a 3-D effect
antithesis
personification
juxtaposition
chiaroscuro
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They often contain expert advice with a role for educating the audience; are didactic since they share wisdom.
proverb
parody
slogan
pastiche
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a critique of some form of human behavior, vice, or folly, with the intent of persuading the audience to change society
antithesis
parody
pastiche
satire
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an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect
pastiche
personification
allusion
parody
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can make an image or plot twist more interesting, draw attention to an audience’s unwarranted biases, or characterize
allusion
pastiche
assonance
situational irony
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Which of the options below is the best answer?
The subjunctive mood talks about the urgency or importance of something.
The conditional talks about what would happen or what one WOULD do
All of the above explanations and effects are correct
The subjunctive is about a situation that is uncertain, unreal or wishful
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can give a deeper meaning to a story by referring to another piece of work that most are familiar with
allusion
symbolism
metaphor
juxtaposition
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a literary tool to accelerate the musical effect; internal rhyme that enhances the pleasure & flow of reading
simile
assonance
sibilance
allusion
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a comparison to activate imagination with emotion, express nuances, encourage abstract thinking & aid memory
allusion
pastiche
irony
metaphor
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this
archetype
often acts as the stand-in for the audience. This character is a normal person facing the extraordinary
pastiche
everyman trope
personification
sibilance
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On the surface, this juxtaposition may not make too much sense, but it does cause the audience to pause & think
hyperbole
assonance
oxymoron
sibilance
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produces an impact by attaching additional meaning to an action, object, or name
hyperbole
allusion
symbolism
justaposition
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created vivid, imaginative characters that audiences can relate to because they are more human (but not fully human)
anthropomorphism
personification
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dramatizes and typically adds an amusing effect, but always intensifies
parody
hyperbole
pastiche
antithesis
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imitates the style or character of the work of other artists; unlike parody, it celebrates rather than mocks
parody
pastiche
oxymoron
personification
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allows viewers to feel more connected, especially if the subject is making direct eye contact with the audience
eye level perspective
none of the above
bird’s-eye view
worm's eye-view
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to strengthen an argument by using exact opposites; engages the memory through balance and emphasis
juxtaposition
oxymoron
antithesis
proverb