The Tempest Literary Terms

What is repetition in beginning consonant sound called?

A reference to a famous person place, or literary work in a text is a/an

A kind of comedy that mocks/imitates individuals or literary works is known as

"Your tale, sir, would cure deafness" is a/an

Which of the following themes is not found in The Tempest?

A play on words for humorous effect by using words with multiple meanings or homophones is a

The inferred life lesson from a text is called

"Hast thou forgot the foul witch...who was grown into a hoop...hast thou forgot her?" contains

References to angels, Heaven, Hell, and devils are called

A statement which appears non-sensical or contradictory but it has truth is called a/an

An exaggeration in literature is called

Who is a comic foil in The Tempest?

"Good wombs have borne bad sons" is an example of

"I had rather crack my sinews, break my back, than you should dishonor undergo" is a/an

When Gonzalo mistakes "dollar" for "dolour" this is an example of a/an

Inclusion of a humorous scene to break tension or serious focus is called

A character who opposes or contrasts with another character is a

 "The winds did sing...& the thunder that deep & dreadful organ pipe" is an example of a

Repetition of consonant sounds other than at the beginning of words is called

A character intended to provide comic relief to a serious character is called a

"What's past is prologue" and "labours pleasures" are examples of

A comparion of unlike things without using "like" or "as" is a/an