Duplicate of English 3B Literary Devices

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling action and Resolution are parts of

The T in STEAL stands for

Giving qualities of a human being to something non-human is called?

What does STEAL represent?

A dove is a symbol for

Setting, characters and conflict make up__________.

Which is not an example of irony

The E in STEAL means

A humorous imitation of a word with similar meaning

People are pitted against viruses that rage out of control is an example of which conflict?

Which one is an example of imagery

A comparison using like or as is called

A state or feeling of nervousness

An example of alliteration is

Elsinore, Denmark

A repetition of a consonant sound is

Where is the setting in Frankenstein?

We are going to the mall and then I am going to buy some clothes. What point of view?

The A in STEAL means

An author's use of words to be descriptive using the five senses

Who is the Protagonist?

The height of a story where everything changes

A comparison not using like or as

Which one is an example of a metaphor

Something that represents something else is called

The Odyssey and Paradise Lost are _________.

The enemy in the story

To examine thoroughly

Joe and Fred fought about liking the same girl.

Underlying message in a novel is

Using an escalator to enter into a fitness center is

What does the S stand for in STEAL?

The opposite of what you would expect is

The L in STEAL means

What color represents darkness, death, mourning

"There is nothing," cried she: "I was only going to say that heaven did not seem to be my home"

What is the acronym for characterization?

Which one is an example of a simile?

The sad valley's restlessness

To copy or go over your steps

Did you hear about the guy that got hit with a can of soda? Thank goodness it was a soft drink

Sarah couldn't decide what to do that night. Should she study or should she go out?

The hero of a story

Who is the antagonist?

A Lion represents