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Literary Devices Quiz
Literary Devices Quiz
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The array of images in a literary work that often uses the five senses is called
viewery
pretty
symbolism
imagery
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An author using Rosa Parks to make readers think of the civil rights movement is an example of
Parallelism
Allusion
Hyperbole
Motif
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The atmosphere or feeling created by the writer that YOU get is called
mood
denotation
tone
connotation
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A writer's attitude (like angry/happy/sad), usually implied, toward the subject or audience is
tone
simile
metaphor
mood
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This is the difference between what might be expected to happen and what actually occurs:
Paradox
Irony
Allusion
Imagery
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A recurring object or idea is a(n)
parallelism
allusion
simile
motif
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contains several layers of meaning; is representative of several other aspects/concepts/traits
paradox
symbol
imagery
motif
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Diction is
denotation
speaking
looking up words
Word choice
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A paradox is
A true statement that contains some fiction
An contradictory statement which contains some truth
When something happens that is the opposite that you expect
an absurdity
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Giving non-human objects or creatures human qualities or characteristics is
denotation
humanification
personification
peoplification
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The dictionary definition of a word is its
connotation
motif
diction
denotation
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A comparison or analogy stated in such a way as to imply that one object is another one is
parallelism
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
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"Your eyes twinkle like the stars" is an example of
connotation
simile
metaphor
irony
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"I'm starving to death" is an example of
hyper-exaggeration
irony
imagery
hyperbole
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The implied or associative meaning of a word beyond its defined meaning is
diction
metaphor
denotation
connotation
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The repetition of grammatical structure (like I went running, biking, and swimming) is
imagery
parallelism
simile
metaphor