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Giver/F451 Literary Devices
Giver/F451 Literary Devices
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Allusion, Symbolism, Irony, Mood, Suspension of Disbelief, + Setting
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What is suspension of disbelief?
When the reader accepts that a story is not based in reality.
When the reader knows something the character doesn't.
When you realize a book is fiction.
The rules of the setting involved in a story.
2
When the author uses an object to add deeper meaning to a story, this is called
allusion
mood
dramatic irony
symbolism
3
Sometimes, I feel like Atlas-carrying the weight of the world on my shoulders.
Allusion
Simile
Irony
Metaphor
4
What are examples of mood?
shadows, dark, cobwebs
Purple, red, and blue
Long, short, skinny
tense, melancholy, spooky
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An allusion is a reference to history, literature, religion, or pop culture.
False
True
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Dramatic irony is when the reader knows something that the characters in the story
predict
dream about
are confused by
do not know
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Writers do not explain their allusions and expect the reader will be familiar with reference.
True
False
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What is the definition of mood in literature?
The mood the main characters are in
How hungry the author is
The reason the author wrote the story.
How a piece of literature makes the reader feel
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Which of the following are part of setting? Check all that apply.
atmosphere
place
time
social context
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A setting, color, name, event, or object can all have a symbolic meaning.
False
True
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When you refer to money as "the Benjamins," you are making an...
Symbolism
Allusion
Irony
Theme
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In literature, mood is created by...
comparisons to other things
word choice and setting
hormonal changes
references to famous people, places, events
