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Which of the following is an example of: Alliteration
The flower withered as death slowly approached the circle.
Sticks cracked and mud splatted with each consecutive step that it took.
The carcass of the dead elephant rotted away in the fields.
The eating eater is eating a bunch of eatable eatables to eat food
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Hyperbole
Exaggerations that are clearly real, but are not supposed to be unreal.
Statements that exaggerate small things into the same exact thing once more
A statement that is exaggerated which's goal is prooving that it is factual
An exaggerated statement that is not supposed to be taken literally
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Flashback
Literary device that centers around the existencial crisis that humans face
A story/text/poem that is written in order to reveal a hidden meaning.
A narrative sequence which hints the reader about what will occur
A narrative sequence that shows events that have already occurred.
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Which of the following literary devices is used in the quote below?
Soliloquy
Oxymoron
Malapropism
Antropomorphism
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Simile
Comparisons that contrast two different objects, places, or ideas.
Comparisons that don't use the words "like" or "as" to compare things
Comparisons that use the words "like" or "as" to compare things
Comparisons between two literary items using literary devices
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Euphemism
A group of words that start with the same sound. Typically used for rhythm.
The repetition of and, or, but, and for. Adds a dramatic effect to the text
A mild word that is used to alleviate blunt/harsher words. Same intentions.
The use of informal language that is used to add realism to dialogue.
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Alliteration
Intentional chronological errors made in stories to add a comedic effect.
The repetition of and, or, but, and for.
A group of words that start with the same sound. Typically used for rhythm.
The use of informal language that is used to add realism to dialogue.
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Is the following a simile?
False
True
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Satire
A senseless statement in sentences.
A genre of writing that criticizes something.
Adjectives that are used to describe the entirety of paragraphs.
Self-references that the autor places within his own piece of writing.
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Which of the following literary devices is used in the quote below?
Eupheminism
Foreshadowing
Colloquialism
Allusion
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Irony
The compare and contrasting of two or more ideas.
Words that are intentionally written incorrectly to have humoristic appeal
When ideas, actions, and objects are described in non-literal terms.
Statements used to express an opposite meaning than the one expressed by it
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Anachronism
A word that is constantly repeated in a piece of writing. Emphasizes on it.
The repetition of and, or, but, and for.
Intentional chronological errors made in stories to add a comedic effect.
When a nonhuman object behaves like one. I.e: The sun waved at the earth.
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Mood
The description of the ambiental factors of the setting
The general feelings the characters goe through within the passage
The feeling that the writer has while writing the text
The general feeling the writer wants the audience to have
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Anaphora
The use of informal language that is used to add realism to dialogue.
When a nonhuman object behaves like one. I.e: The sun waved at the earth.
The repetition of and, or, but, and for.
A word that is constantly repeated in a piece of writing. Emphasizes on it.
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Anthropomorphism
Modifying humans in order to make them appear less human or object-like
The mention of any evolutionary trait that has been passed on by humans.
When a nonhuman object behaves like one. I.e: The sun waved at the earth.
Transforming humans into other humans in order to add fiction to stories.
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Foreshadowing
A narrative sequence which hints the reader about what will occur
A narrative sequence that shows events that have already occurred.
A group of words that start with the same sound. Typically used for rhythm.
The use of informal language that is used to add realism to dialogue.
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Asyndeton
The lack of and, or, but, for. Usually used to add melody or emphasize.
When adjectives are repeated in a sentece. i.e: The dark, dark, dark cave.
Words that merge into one single, big word. Two books -> Twook
The repetition of and, or, but, and for. Adds a dramatic effect to the text
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Allusion
The repetition of and, or, but, and for.
Intentional chronological errors made in stories to add a comedic effect.
A reference to another story. Can be shown by using characters/words/places
This literary device exaggerates things.
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Is the following a simile?
False
True
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Oxymoron
The metonymical algorithm that is used to conjoint two nonsequential items
When two opposite words are joined to express a contradictory meaning
When a scene, thing, or idea is described so that it appeals to our senses
When a sentence is repeated with a different order to have another meaning
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Imagery
When a scene, thing, or idea is described so that it appeals to our senses
Statements used to express an opposite meaning than the one expressed by it
Images that are directly pasted into the texts that we read
When the author places various descriptions of the situational characters
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Colloquialism
The use of informal language that is used to add realism to dialogue.
A famous quotation at the beginning of a larger text.
A story/text/poem that is written in order to reveal a hidden meaning.
Intentional chronological errors made in stories to add a comedic effect.
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Which of the following is an example of: Oxymoron
The boundless moon
An original copy
The darkening dark
The endless, eternal sea
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Epistrophe
A word that is repeated at the end of succesive statements
A group of words that start with the same sound. Typically used for rhythm.
The use of informal language that is used to add realism to dialogue.
A word that is constantly repeated in a piece of writing. Emphasizes on it.
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Which of the following literary devices is used in the quote below?
Allegory
Alliteration
Asyndeton
Allusion
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Allegory
A story/text/poem that is written in order to reveal a hidden meaning.
This literary device exaggerates things.
A group of words that start with the same sound. Typically used for rhythm.
A reference to another story. Can be shown by using characters/words/places
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Which of the following literary devices is used in the quote below?
Anachronism
Allusion
Alliteration
Anaphora
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Metonym
The feeling the author intends the reader to have.
When a sentence is repeated with a different order to have another meaning
When a word is replaced by a different word that is related to the original
Comparisons between imaginary places, objects, or ideas.
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Metaphor
Comparisons between two literary items using literary devices
The metonymical algorithm that is used to conjoint two nonsequential items
When an author compares one thing to another
Comparisons that contrast two different objects and places using "as"
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Epigraph
A mild word that is used to alleviate blunt/harsher words. Same intentions.
Intentional chronological errors made in stories to add a comedic effect.
A famous quotation at the beginning of a larger text.
A word that is repeated at the end of succesive statements
