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ENG1D/G Literary Devices
ENG1D/G Literary Devices
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A Grade 9 Academic English quiz designed to test your knowledge of Literary and Stylistic Devices.
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1
The
main character
in a narrative is referred to as...
Main Character
Antagonist
Three Dimensional Character
Protagonist
2
"The tree danced in the wind" is an example of which literary device?
simile
Personification
Contrast
Juxtaposition
3
A narrator who can see into the mind and emotion of every character is a
Unreliable Narrator
Not trustworthy
First Person Observer Narrator
Omniscient narrator
4
Tone can be conveyed through...
Symbolism
Atmosphere
All of the Above
Diction
5
Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of
Literary Conflict
?
Character versus Nature
Character versus Family
Character Versus Society
Character versus Self
6
The damsel in distress, the wise old man, and the evil stepmother are all examples of...
Archetypes
Three-dimensional Characters
Protagonists
Antagonists
7
"I am so hungry I could eat a cow" is an example of which literary device?
Motif
Hyperbole
Alliteration
Oxymoron
8
"The same letter/sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words," is called...
Enjambment
Oxymoron
Alliteration
Assimilation
9
Assonance is the repetition of...
this is not a literary device!
consonant sound
a vowel sound
the same word over and over
10
An hint that the author gives readers to help them anticipate future events in the story...
Dénounment
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Motif
11
The techniques that an author uses to develop a character are referred to as...
Three Dimensional Character
Plot Development
Characterization
Thematic Analysis
12
The time and place in which a narrative occurs is referred to as the story's...
Setting
Plot
Conflict
Character
13
Jumbo shrimp is an example of...
hyperbole
oxymoron
tone
Allusion
14
True or false: The protagonist must always be a good person.
True
False
15
Setting can be used to establish a story's
mood
.
True or False?
True
False
16
"The feeling/emotion/mood that an author creates through descriptive language" is called...
Tone
Mood
Bias
Atmosphere
17
"Baby, you're a firework," is an example of which literary device?
Simile
Personification
Motif
Metaphor
18
What is an
antagonist
?
An archetype
The protagonist's sidekick
The evil villain
The character working against the protagonist
19
What is the opposite of a
static character (
stays the same regardless of their experiences)
Two-dimensional Character
Volatile Character
Dynamic Character
Antagonist
20
"He roared as loud as a lion," is an example of which literary device?
Comparison for Effect
Simile
Juxtaposition
Metaphor
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What is imagery?
When human qualities are given to something nonhuman
A person, place, or thing that represents another idea
The lesson that a story teaches.
Descriptive language that appeals to the reader's 5 senses
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What is personification?
A comparison between two things without using like or as
A comparison between two things using like or as
When human qualities are given to something nonhuman
The tone the author has towards a character/place/plot
