Literary Devices Quiz #1

A character that is not fully developed and may only have 1-2 character traits is known as?

When the author drops hints throughout the story of things that will happen later on, this is known as?

The point of view from which a story is told that uses the pronouns "I" and "me" is known as?

A part of the plot that presents the problem and gets the story started?

Harry Potter, a cross and the loss of innocence are all examples of?

A type of character that changes throughout a story is known as?

The villain in a story?

The other meanings that a word has come to be associated with. For example: "Spill the tea".

Mrs. Lê vs. a bully is known as?

Which of the following terms is used to identify the category that a novel or piece of literature falls under?

A story that has a hidden second story to it is known as?

A type of irony where we, the audience, knows something that other characters don't is known as?

The highest point of interest in a story, it is usually when the main character has to make a decision is known as?

A book written about a famous person and written by that famous person is known as?

The following phrase: "The leaves fell fondly for fall" uses which device?

A type of fiction that uses make-believe characters and settings is known as?

The term that refers to a feeling that the author creates through a description of the setting, etc. is known as?

Using slang or informal word choice in your writing is known as?

A reference to another well-known writing or mythological character is known as?

The author's description of a character is known as?