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LIterary Device Quiz #4
LIterary Device Quiz #4
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English, Literary Devices #english #literarydevices
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1
"Can I have your eyeballs?" (Ms BT)
symbolism
metonymy
imagery
irony
2
The high-pitched shrieking cries ripped through the still night.
imagery and paradox
cacophony and juxtaposition
personification and paradox
cacophony and irony
3
Julio regretted wearing his tie-dyed shirt to the burial; his cheerful top upset the mourners
auditory imagery
juxtaposition
irony
alliteration
4
The ambulance collided with the fire truck, the house burned down, and everybody died
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
climax
5
The jumbo shrimp tasted like garbage.
paradox and simile
oxymoron and simile
metaphor and oxymoron
metaphor and paradox
6
Julian likes to quote Shakespeare in his speech: "friends, Romans, lend me your ears"
metonymy and allusion
irony and allusion
simile and irony
metonymy and simile
7
The crash of the door slamming shut startled Olivia awake.
climax
onomatopoeia
assonance
consonance
8
The last rays of sunlight swept over the valley, bathing the meadow in scarlet & blue stripes
juxtaposition
irony
symbolism
imagery
9
Ema told Sarah that her red mohawk looked excellent even though she thought it didn't suit her
situational irony and consonance
assonance and verbal irony
dramatic irony and assonance
verbal irony and consonance
10
The cuckoo clock proudly announced the hour.
consonance and personification
alliteration and imagery
personification and imagery
hyperbole and consonance
11
Katie cried for hours after she had to put down her dog.
hyperbole and irony
euphemism and alliteration
alliteration and hyperbole
irony and euphemism
12
The unruly boys were mouthing off in class like a bunch of wild hooligans.
colloquialism and simile
metaphor and euphemism
euphemism and simile
colloquialism and metaphor
13
Holden's cap from
The Catcher in the Rye
represents his uniqueness and societal isolation
alliteration and metaphor
allusion and symbolism
allusion and metaphor
symbolism and assonance
14
"O wild West Wind! Thou breath of Autumn's being" (Shelley)
apostrophe and alliteration
metaphor and consonance
alliteration and simile
consonance and simile
15
Animal Farm
is a work that can be understood on a more than one level
allegory
ballad
narrative
dramatic monologue