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Learning more literary devices
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Comparing two things that have similar characteristics is an
alliteration
allegory
allusion
analogy
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Hyperbole is
Comparing using like or as
Comparing not using like or as
Using exaggeration
A word that sounds like it's meaning
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Character who contrasts with the main character, usually to highlight one of their attributes.
supporting character
foil
antagonist
protagonist
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The picture that an author tries to create in your mind is called
Expository
Imagery
Persuasion
Description
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A protagonist is
an antagonist
a hero
a slave
a foil
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Referring to a place, event, or literary work by way of an indirect reference.
alllegory
allusion
alliteraion
analogy
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When one line within a verse of a poem rhymes
rhyme scheme
prologue
flashback
internal rhyme
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A particular pattern of rhyming for a poem is called a/an
internal rhyme
rhyme scheme
rhyming word
poetry scheme
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Meanings people make with words that go beyond the literal or dictionary definition.
etymology
definition
denotation
connotation
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A flashback is when
All of the above
When the author talks about something in the future
The author talks about something in the past
A hint that warns of something bad
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A hint that lets you know that something, generally bad, is about to happen
hyperbole
situational irony
foreshadowing
flashback
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Any group of lines that are grouped together in a poem or song is called a
rhyme scheme
iambic pentameter
internal rhyme
verse
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Buzz, pop, bang, and pow are examples of
onamatopoeia
analogy
allusion
oxymorn
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The dictionary definition of a word
etymology
Connotation
Definiton
Denotation
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The definition of a simile is
none of the above
a comparison that does not use like or as
a comparison where two things are similar
A comparison using like or as
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A separate conclusion that is written for a literary work is called
conclusion
prologue
epilogue
monologue
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An antagonist is
the villain
a supporting character
a hero
a foil