Literary Device Review

Identify the literary devices used in this example: “Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer.”

characters have complex personalities and are often conflicted

descriptions that use words that imitate the sound of the meaning of the word

TWO types of conflict are:

Description that give human characteristics to non-human beings and objects

characters that do not change; they have the same feelings and beliefs at the beginning of a story and at the end

feeling or atmosphere created when reading a text

when a character asks a very challenging question

person, place, thing, or event that stands for itself and something beyond itself

central idea or important message in a text

When the author interrupts the action to tell about a memory when a character asks a very challenging question

casual reference to a famous historical event, popular text, or legendary individual

makes life difficult for the main character and can either cause the problem or be the problem within a story

Characters show traits in the way they:

. Identify the literary devices used in this example: “The vase flew off the table with a loud crash.”

descriptions using five sense: touch, taste, smell, sound, sight

tone

A conflict between a character and the laws of the place in which they live would be considered:

communication between characters, generally spoken out loud and set in quotation marks is known as:

type of character that changes their thoughts, feelings, beliefs significantly before a story ends

not complex characters, these characters usually only have one or two main ideas or emotions

Conflict between a character and a life-threatening hurricane would be called:

Conflict that occurs between a character and another character is called:

When a character takes an action or states something      that opposes what they previously did or said

the main character in a story and has a problem they must face