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The wind's whining woke me on Wednesday night. What literary device is used?
Assonance
Consonance
Alliteration
Internal Rhyme
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A word that has the same meaning as the word in question
Denotation
Connotation
Antonym
Synonym
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What color is typically associated with renewal, rebirth, or a fresh start?
Red
Pink
Green
Yellow
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Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?
John Snow
Nancy Drew
Harper Lee
John Steinbeck
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Sentence structure
Syntax
Metafiction
Diction
Style
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Another word for the resolution of a story
denouement
exposition
Metafiction
Assonance
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An indirect reference to another literary work, historical event, person, or movie.
Metaficitonal Technique
Allusion
Allegory
Metonymy
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An author's word choice
Denotation
Diction
Accent
Dialect
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In literature, this typically symbolizes rebirth or a fresh start.
Winter
Summer
Fall
Spring
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This term refers to the conversation between characters in a work.
Dramatic Script
Stage Directions
Dialogue
Dialect
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This term refers to two lines of poetry that rhyme.
Assonance
Couplet
Stanza
Iambic Pentameter
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Hints and clues that tell the reader what is coming up next
Flashback
Exposition
Foreshadowing
Theme
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This type of narration uses the pronoun "I", "We", or "Us"
First
Omniscient
Second
Limited Omniscient
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This literary device is an extended metaphor.
Hyperbole
Allegory
Allusion
Onomatopoeia
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What type of English are Shakespeare's works written in?
Middle English
Early Modern English
Old English
Modern English
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Characters who are opposite: an example would be Jacob and Edward from Twilight
Foil
Dialogue
Antagonist
Allegory
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This literary device happens when the reader knows something the characters do not.
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Hyperbole
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In this part of the story, we learn about the characters and setting.
Exposition
Climax
Resolution
Denouement
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This type of irony occurs when the reader knows something the characters don't
verbal
dramatic
situational
emotional
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This type of character changes throughout the story/has good and bad traits
Metafictional
Flat
Round
Foil
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This is the central idea of a work.
Irony
Exposition
Foreshadowing
Theme
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An object represents itself and something larger/ a larger idea
Point of View
Theme
Main Idea
Symbol
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"I'm absolutely starving!" Karen said when she went two hours without food.
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Allusion
Personification
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"Her eyes were the sun, illuminating every dark day." What literary device is used?
Hyperbole
Alliteration
Simile
Metaphor
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The repetition of vowel sounds
Consonance
Voweliness
Alliteration
Assonance
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The most bias type of 3rd person narration
Objective
Omniscient
Emotional
Limited Omniscient
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This term refers to the author's attitude toward the subject matter in the writing.
Rising Action
Theme
Tone
Mood
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In this type of narration, the narrator is all-knowing/tells several characters' inner thoughts
Omniscient
Limited Omniscient
Second
First
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Which is NOT a play by Shakespeare?
Romeo & Juliet
Hamlet
Macbeth
Antigone
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This term refers to the main character of a work.
Flat character
Antagonist
Protagonist
Foil
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The ice cream danced on my tongue as the sun cast its rays on me.
Hyperbole
Simile
Allusion
Personification
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Repetition of initial consonant sounds in neighboring words
consonance
hyperbole
assonance
alliteration
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This type of third person narration shows one character's thoughts and feelings.
Second
Omniscient
Limited Omniscient
First
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Sarcasm is a type of ____ irony.
Situational
Emotional
Dramatic
Verbal
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Meaning/emotion attached to a word
metafiction
denotation
connotation
simile
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Which is not a typical type of conflict in literature?
Man vs. Society
Man Vs. Nature
Man vs. Psychosis
Man vs. Man
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When words in the same line of poetry rhyme
external rhyme
near rhyme
end rhyme
internal rhyme
