stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Fiction Test Review Game Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Fiction Test Review Game
Fiction Test Review Game
35 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
126 plays
Literary Devices
Flashcards
35 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
35
Answers
1
Every 1 thought Ali was a sweet, shy girl. We were all
shocked
when she knocked Adam out.
verbal irony
tragic irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
2
The
popping & crackling
intensified as the
fatty, greasy, raw
bacon hit the frying pan.
alliteration and assonance
imagery and onomatopoeia
simile and imagery
simile and parallelism
3
His stomach
groaned, growled, and grumbled
as he continued eating
greasy gruel
.
parallelism and hyperbole
alliteration and imagery
repetition and imagery
personification and imagery
4
Insects
really
bug
me.
imagery
pun
oxymoron
idiom
5
Which of the following is
NOT
true about
plot
?
it's what the story is about
it's a sequence of events
it's the action of a story
it's the message behind the story
6
What advantage is there to having
dialogue
in a story?
it advances the conflict and plot
it reveals a character's personality and motivation
it does all of the above
it creates voice and tone
7
Which is
NOT
an example of an
external conflict
?
struggling against a bully
struggling against a rule
struggling making a decision
struggling against a bear
8
Words like
denouement, finale, end, conclusion, outcome, and result
are synonymous with what?
resolution
falling action
exposition
climax
9
Which of the following can be used
symbolically
?
setting and characters
elements of nature and technology
all of the above
colors and objects
10
The
skunk
that sat on the
stump stunk
as it
sunk
into the
dump
.
assonance and onomatopoeia
imagery and repetition
alliteration and assonance
alliteration and onomatopoeia
11
Your
brain
is the size of a
pea
.
hyperbole
idiom
oxymoron
pun
12
There's no use crying over
spilled milk.
onomatopoeia
idiom
hyperbole
oxymoron
13
Which of the following does
diction (specific word choice)
help to create?
all of the above
voice and connotation
mood and tone
writing style and purpose
14
Tim
took tons
of
tools
to make
toys
for
tots
.
allusion
repetition
alliteration
assonance
15
I remember
the old house.
I remember
the smell of mold.
I remember
the hole in the wall.
repetition and parallelism
repetition and allusion
parallelism and analogy
anaphora and parallelism
16
The
laughing
wind
skipped
through the town
teasing
the
trees
with its
breeze
.
hyperbole
assonance
onomatopoeia
personification
17
"Wow! That summer reading really paid off,"
said John when he saw his 43 average in English.
dramatic irony
verbal irony
tragic irony
situational irony
18
Which of the following is
NOT
true about
setting
?
it's the time of a story
it helps create tone
it helps create mood
it's the place of a story
19
Your
backyard
is a
Garden of Eden.
idiom
metaphor
allusion
imagery
20
The reader knows it's BBW dressed as grandma, but LRRH is surprised@G's big teeth, ears, & nose
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
tragic irony
21
Which is
NOT
an example of
theme
?
fear of evil
good will always triumph over evil
conquering one's fear creates courage
conquering one's fear is needed for survival
22
What is the
CORRECT
order of
plot
?
exposition, conflict, RA, climax, FA, resolution
exposition, conflict, RA, FA, climax, resolution
conflict, exposition, RA, climax, FA, resolution
exposition, conflict, FA, climax, RA, resolution
23
Which words are
NOT
synonyms for
suspense
?
apprehension and dilemma
certainty and composure
anxiety and uncertainty
anticipation and tension
24
I felt
happy
b/c I saw others
happy
, & I knew I should feel
happy
, but I wasn't actually
happy
anaphora
parallelism
allusion
repetition
25
You are
clearly confused
.
oxymoron
pun
idiom
imagery
26
The
aged, beige cage
was on the
stage
being
weighed
.
assonance
anaphora
analogy
alliteration
27
The dog
ran across the yard, jumped over the fence, and sprinted down the alley
.
parallelism
repetition
alliteration
anaphora
28
Our
friendship
is as deep as an
ocean
.
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
29
Words like
recall, relive, reminisce, memory, and recollection
are synonymous with what?
conflict
climax
foreshadowing
flashback
30
Words like
foretelling, indicating, hinting, signaling, and warning
are synonymous with what?
conflict
foreshadowing
flashback
climax
31
TONE:
You will live, secure and safe, Wilbur. Nothing can harm you now. You'll live to enjoy...
apathetic and indifferent
melancholic and upsetting
reassuring and comforting
sympathetic and compassionate
32
He drowned in a
sea of grief
as he sat crying.
metaphor
oxymoron
simile
pun
33
MOOD:
She huddled in the corner clutching her tattered blanket and shaking convulsively.
melancholy and somberness
indifference and apathy
apprehension and distress
indignance and disdain
34
You have a crush on someone in class, but you are
too scared
to ask him/her out.
man vs. society
man vs. nature
man vs. man
man vs. self
35
The
beginning
of a story that provides the
setting, background info. characters, and conflict
?
plot
denouement
climax
exposition
