Literary Devices

Question 1

"He roared as loud as a lion," is an example of which literary device?

Accepted Answer

Simile

Question 2

"Baby, you're a firework," is an example of which literary device?

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Metaphor

Question 3

What is the opposite of a static character (stays the same regardless of their experiences)

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Dynamic Character

Question 4

The time and place in which a narrative occurs is referred to as the story's...

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Setting

Question 5

An hint that the author gives readers to help them anticipate future events in the story...

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Foreshadowing

Question 6

The main character in a narrative is referred to as...

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Protagonist

Question 7

Tone can be conveyed through...

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All of the Above

Question 8

What is imagery?

Accepted Answer

Descriptive language that appeals to the reader's 5 senses

Question 9

True or false: The protagonist must always be a good person.

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False

Question 10

The techniques that an author uses to develop a character are referred to as...

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Characterization

Question 11

Setting can be used to establish a story's atmosphere. True or False?

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True

Question 12

The attitude that an author has towards a character, place, or plot development is called...

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Tone

Question 13

What is personification?

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When human qualities are given to something nonhuman

Question 14

"The same letter/sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words," is called...

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Alliteration

Question 15

"The feeling/emotion/mood that an author creates through descriptive language" is called...

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Atmosphere, Mood

Question 16

"I am so hungry I could eat a cow" is an example of which literary device?

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Hyperbole

Question 17

Any object, person, place, or idea in a story that represents a more complicated concept and develops the theme is....

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Symbol

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a type of irony?

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Tonal Irony

Question 19

A narrator who is not believable because they are lying, prejudiced, naïve, or unstable is a...

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Unreliable Narrator

Question 20

What is dramatic irony?

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When the reader knows something that the characters do not

Question 21

Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of Literary Conflict?

Accepted Answer

Character versus Family

Question 22

What is an antagonist?

Accepted Answer

The character working against the protagonist

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