What is the difference between mood and tone?

Mood: how reader feels/Tone: how author feels

What is dramatic irony?

when the audience knows something that the characters don't

a reference to a historical or mythological event or person

language that evokes pictures in the reader's mind

How do mood and setting go hand in hand?

The setting creates an atmosphere or feeling about the piece

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Literary Elements TEST REVIEW

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By the pricking of my thumbs, the end of the quarter this way comes. An #english #literaryelements review for English 11

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1
What is the difference between mood and tone?
Mood: how author feels/Tone: how reader feels
there is no difference
Mood: literal language/Tone: figurative langage
Mood: how reader feels/Tone: how author feels
2
"'Et tu, Alanna?' cried Mr. Boyle after she forgot to come to extra help" is an example of:
Allusion
Irony
Suspense
Illusion
3
Personification, similes, metaphors, and idioms are examples of which literary element?
Setting
Diction
Figurative Language
Irony
4
What is dramatic irony?
the disconnect between what appears to happen and the truth
when someone means the opposite of what they say
when the audience knows something that the characters don't
when the opposite or unexpected result happens
5
What is an allusion?
a comparison using like or as
when the author gives explicit info about a character
a reference to a historical or mythological event or person
An exaggerated statement
6
What literary element is a problem which drives the characters in the story to act?
Conflict
Personification
Suspense
Antagonist
7
"Your love is a pin through my guts" is an example of:
Figurative Language
Simile
Metaphor
External Conflict
8
Define "imagery."
uses words or expressions different than the literal meaning
a figure or speech whose meaning cannot be taken literally
language that evokes pictures in the reader's mind
the author's word choice or voice
9
"I cried all night after getting a 0 on my English quiz" is an example of:
Hyperbole
Conflict
Characterization
Idiom
10
How does an author give the audience clues about what will happen later in the story?
indirect characterization
foreshadowing
irony
suspense
11
How does the audience figure out how to interpret a character's behavior through observation?
Antagonist
Direct Characterization
Protagonist
Indirect Characterization
12
"The MAP student lounge walls were covered in bright murals." Which literary element is used?
Setting
Mood
Conflict
Tone
13
How do mood and setting go hand in hand?
Literary elements never work together, are you crazy, Ms, A?
The reader's feelings create the world of the story
The setting affects how the author feels about the story
The setting creates an atmosphere or feeling about the piece
14
Which conflicts are examples of external conflicts?
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Nature
Both 2 and 3
15
"Life is like a box of chocolates" is an example of:
metaphor
hyperbole
irony
simile

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