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Literary Devices, Grammar, Vocabulary
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Good imagery in writing usually involves what senses?
all of the above
sight
taste/touch
sound/smell
2
Characterization: When the author uses dialogue, inner thoughts and traits to describe a character they are using...
omniscience
indirect characterization
direct characterization
3
Cegep-level Vocabulary: Another name for stock characters, these are stereotype characters that serve as a symbol
archetype
colloquialism
denotation
allegory
4
One type of device Shel Silverstein uses in this poem is ...
simile
irony
alliteration
onomatopoeia
5
Cegep-level Vocabulary: a warning or proviso, conditions or limitations
caviar
hamartia
deus ex machina
caveat
6
This device makes something appear to contradict itself
simile
Joke
Imagery
Oxymoron
7
Cegep-level Vocabulary : the implied or suggested meaning of a word (or how one means it or takes it.)
denotation
annotation
celebration
connotation
8
My house is a friend who protects me. This is an example of a.....
oxymoron
allusion
delusion
metaphor
9
Cegep-level Vocabulary : a story that has multiple levels of meaning (the literal and the symbolic)
allegory
hamartia
portmanteau
antithesis
10
The idiom "fair weather friend" means what in plain old English
someone who is fair
A friend who is only a friend when circumstances are great
someone who is always stuck in the rain
someone who is loyal
11
What is it called when you give human qualities to an object or animal ?
simile
imagery
anthropomorphism
personification
12
Characterization: a character that we know very little about, often a background character
dynamic
flat
static
round
13
Characterization: the main character who is trying to solve the main conflict
protagonist
prometheus
ventriliquist
antagonist
14
Stop and smell the roses is an idiom that means what is everyday language?
Roses have the best fragrance of all flowers
to garden
Roses are the most beautiful plants
take time out of one's busy schedule& appreciate life
15
Which of the following is NOT and oxymoron?
crash landing
cheerful pessimist
bad grammar
clearly misunderstood
16
Cegep-level Vocabulary: an argument that plays to one's moral compass
cosmos
pathos
ethos
logos
17
Clearly misunderstood is a great example of a....
idiom
allusion
answer
oxymoron
18
Cegep-level Vocabulary: in relation to narrators, this demonstrates an all-knowingness
omniscience
caveat
catharsis
hamartia
19
Cegep-level Vocabulary: a common, informal word or saying similar to slang or idiom - based on geography of the saying
juxtaposition
colloquialism
omniscience
caveat
20
"Snap ! Crackle! Pop! from the infamous Rice Krispies commercials is an example of ..
onomatopoeia
personification
metaphor
simile
21
Characterization: a character that does not cgange throughout the course of the story
dynamic
static
flat
round
22
Figure of speech that makes a reference to a place, person, or something that happened (usually in literature).
Spider monkey
Allusion
Reference
idiom
23
“When she lost her job she acted like Scrooge,and wouldn't buy anything that wasn’t necessary.”
Metaphor
simile
allusion
oxymoron
24
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers is an example of..
idiom
alliteration
personfication
hyperbole
25
In Transformers the vehicles are able to talk and express feelings just like people. This is ..
anthropomorphism
simile
allusion
metaphor
26
The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees.
Identify the device used
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
idiom
27
"Her eyes sparkled like the stars" is an example of what device?
simile
hyperbole
idiom
metaphor
28
Cegep-level Vocabulary : an epic release of emotion
catharsis
antithesis
juxtaposition
omniscience
29
The door protested as it opened slowly. This is a great example of ...
personification
onomatopoeia
metaphor
an angry door
30
Those rapping Hamsters that drive the Kia Soul is an example of what device?
metaphor
anthropomorphism
what commercial?
hyperbole
31
It's a piece of cake is an idiom that means what in plain 'ol English?
This is the best dessert
It's a yummy dessert
It's all about the cake
It's an easy job
32
Buzzzzz............Creak! Crack ! Squeak! OWWWWWW! are examples of....
Funny sounds
metaphors
Onomatopoeia
simile
33
I am as hungry as a wolf is an example of which device?
simile
silly saying
metaphor
personification
34
Stop and smell the roses is an example of which device?
idiom
oxymoron
hyperbole
alliteration
35
My car’s headlights
winked
at me. This a great example of what device?
oxymoron
allusion
idiom
personification
36
"BettyBotter bought some butter,but, she said, the butter’s bitter" Is an example of what?
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Alliteration
Metaphor
37
Cegep-level Vocabulary: the hero's (or other character's) tragic flaw or mistake
hamartia
omniscience
verisimilitude
deus ex machina
38
“I was surprised his nose was not growing like Pinocchio’s.” This is an example of..
lying
imagery
simile
allusion
39
Cegep-level Vocabulary: essentially means opposite and is intended to show contrast between 2 ideas or characters
colloquialism
rhetoric
antithesis
catharsis
40
Lightning danced across the sky & The wind howled in the night. = What device?
simile
Personification
great writing
imagery
41
Cegep-level Vocabulary: the amount of reality or believability one can perceive in a fictional piece.
deus ex machina
omniscience
verisimilitude
caveat
42
I use like or as to compare two different things so I must be a ......
imagery
metaphor
simile
idiom
43
Cegep-level Vocabulary: an argument aimed at emotional response
pathos
logos
thanos
ethos
44
Characterization: when the author TELLS you something specific about a character they are giving...
too many details
direct characterization
narration
indirect characterization
45
Cegep-level Vocabulary: an argument that plays to logic and reason
ethos
pathos
logos
tacos
46
Characterization: a character that we know a lot of information about is...
round
dynamic
static
flat
47
She walked along the bright, green,dewy grass and smelled the fragrant roses...is what device?
idiom
imagery
imagination
personification
48
“Her dark, straight hair was as heavy as a wool blanket in the afternoon heat.” an example of...
personification
simile
onomatopoeia
imagery
49
"Freddie is a pig when he eats," is an example of a ....
simile
someone eating too much
slander
metaphor
50
Cegep-level Vocabulary: putting 2 contrasting ideas, words, images, characters next to one another to show contrast
archetype
rhetoric
hamartia
juxtaposition
51
“
Creeeak!
Her knee was beginning to hurt. She had been posing for this artist for hours!” What literary device is bold?
personification
simile
onomatopoeia
allusion
52
"Whoop, there it is!" is an example of what?
metaphor
onomatopoeia
A simile
idiom
53
C
ruel
k
indness is an example of what two devices?
oxymoron and alliteration
figurative language and allusion
allusion and imagery
metaphor and simile
54
Language that causes people to imagine pictures in their mind is called what?
idiom
imagery
hyperbole
imaginary
55
Characterization: a character that undergoes a major change throughout the story is...
round
static
dynamic
flat
56
Characterization: the character or force that prevents the protagonist from achieving their goal
antagonist
antichrist
antithesis
antigone
57
Cegep-level Vocabulary: the blending of 2 words together to create a hybrid of the 2 words (bromance, hangry)
rhetoric
verisimilitude
portmanteau
hamartia
58
Cegep-level Vocabulary : when you present an argument you are giving someone your _____________
catharsis
juxtaposition
connotation
rhetoric
59
An exaggeration could also be called a what?
idiom
hyperbole
joke
metaphor
60
Jen is such a "Mother Teresa" she is always helping others. Example of ....
nun
allusion
metaphor
simile
61
“Her
smile
was a twisted
serpent
.” This is an example of ............
allusion
imagery
personification
metaphor
62
"This House is a prison!" exclaimed Will Ferrell. What device was he using to make his point?
Metaphor
simile
He was just being dramatic
hyperbole
63
The allusion to Pinocchio's nose groth means the person is...
Lying/dishonest
Has a weird condition
Intelligent
Is wearing a funny mask
64
Cegep-level Vocabulary : an ending involving an outside or supernatural force tying up loose ends
hamartia
cartharsis
portmanteau
deus ex machina
65
Cegep-level Vocabulary : the dictionary definition of a word
demonstration
connotation
denotation
annotation
66
It's Raining Cats and Dogs" is an example of...
anthropomorphism
an idiom
a strange saying
hyperbole
67
The skunk thought the stump stunk is an example of what?
simile
personification
alliteration
metaphor