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A Lesson Before Dying Literary Devices Chapters 1-6
A Lesson Before Dying Literary Devices Chapters 1-6
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Given the information that Grant is a teacher, the title of the book is an example of
hyperbole
cliche
foreshadowing
paradox
2
"How much have you had to drink Grant?" "A whole f'ing barrel of commitment" is an example of
literal language
figurative language
3
"The odor of the onions, pepper, and garlic pervaded the room" is an example of
cliche
apostrophe
paradox
imagery
4
"My classroom was the church" is an example of
figurative language
literal language
5
"You hit the nail on the head there, lady" is an example of
foreshadowing
allusion
idiom
assonance
6
"I'll need you every moment" is an example of
alliteration
apostrophe
hyperbole
foreshadowing
7
"Her head a forest of half a dozen 2 inch plaits" is an example of
metaphor
simile
foreshadowing
irony
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"Two color pictures were prints of Jesus:
The Last Supper
and Christ knocking on the door" is
assonance
hyperbole
apostrophe
allusion
9
Jefferson's lawyer said Jefferson was a "cornered animal." This is an example of
metaphor
alliteration
simile
irony
10
"Though I wore a wool shirt under my jacket, I was a little cold" is what point of view?
1st person omniscient
1st person
3rd person onmiscient
3rd person limited
11
"Somebody got do something for me one time 'fore I close my eyes" is an example of
irony
metaphor
dialect
blank verse
12
"You're smart, maybe a little too smart for your own good" contains an example of
cliche
allusion
irony
free verse
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"He said it would be like tying a hog down into that chair" is an example of
metaphor
allusion
apostrophe
simile