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Lord of the Flies- Story Elements, Literary Devices, and Vocabulary
Lord of the Flies- Story Elements, Literary Devices, and Vocabulary
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Review of literary devices. Lord of the Flies
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When you paint a picture with words you are using an example of what?
imagery
idiom
forshadowing
metaphor
2
"I HAVE A TON OF HOMEWORK TO DO TONIGHT!" is an example of
onomatopoeia
personification
irony
hyperbole
3
Giving humanlike qualities to a non-human thing is called?
metaphor
allusion
personification
alliteration
4
The problem a character faces in literature or one force opposing another is called
battle
conflict
external force
exposition
5
A comparison using like or as is called what?
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
rhyme
6
An overexaggeration of something is known as a what literary device?
simile
hyperbole
personification
metaphor
7
The correct sequential order of a plot diagram is:
resolution-exposition-rising action-falling action-climax
climax-resolution-rising action-falling action-resolution
Any order can be used depending on the story
exposition-rising action-climax-falling action-resolution
8
The time, place and historical era in a work of literature is called
location
plot
selection
setting
9
"feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unfair" means
indignant
vicissitudes
belie
incredulous
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"to give a false idea of something" means
vicissitudes
incredulous
belie
alacrity
11
The highest point of tension in a story, or the turning point is called the
resolution
tragic scene
exciting force
climax
12
The events that take place in a work of literature are called the
facts
rising action
resolution
plot
13
"Having no residents" means
taut
fervour
uninhabited
luminous
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A comparison that
does not
use like or as is called what?
rhyme
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
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"Unbelieving; skeptical" means
incredulous
furtive
ludicrous
brandishing
16
the leaves of a plant or of many plants
rampant
foliage
incredulous
indignant
17
When you go back to a certain time or dream you are using an example of what literary device?
plot twist
foreshadowing
atmosphere
flashback
18
"Loud uproar from a crowd of people" means
luminous
sniveling
clamour
taut
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"difficulties or hardships" means
vicissitudes
daunting
clambering
incredulous
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The universal message that a work of literature conveys to the reader is called
theme
motif
symbolism
fable
