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Literary Device & Elements Practice for Final
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An example of inference is as follows:
Stop! What are you doing?
If you don't stop, you will be sorry.
Stop in the name of love.
This is a stop sign.
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DYNAMIC CHARACTER is
is not fully developed
stays the same throughout the story
the leading character
A character that changes througout the course of the story
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An example of a dyanmic character is
Miss Maudie
Scout
Boo Radley
The Old Man in "Tell-tale Heart"
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Choose the correct example of 2nd person POV
You need to prepare yourself for physical therapy.
I have three sisters.
She can't attend the prom and is sad.
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The definition of tone in literature is
A musical term
a figure of speech when imagery is used
Getting the eyebrow from the teacher.
the attitude and emotion of the author towards a subject.
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Choose the best example of irony
Atticus supports Heck Tate's lie about Boo killing Ewell.
Scout age is 6 - 12 in the novel
Jem ends up admiring his father.
Scout narrates as an adult.
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A static character
changes throughout the story
does not exist
opposes the main character
stays the same throughout the story
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The best example of setting is
the magic in Harry Potter
the mad dog in To Kill a Mockingbird
time, place, surroundings
the main character
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Choose the best example of a protagonist
Mr. Bob Ewell
Jafar
Ursula
Scout
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Third person narrative is best shown in
I have blue eyes and blonde hair.
To dye hair blonde, you need these colors.
She has blue eyes and blonde hair.
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An antagonist
Mr. Ewell
Jem
Nemo
Scout
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The definition of theme is
I gotta say, who cares?
A strong, concise statement which defines a paper's topic.
Part of the setting.
A common thread/central idea throughout a literary work.
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Choose the correct point of view for the following:
"I am starting my homework now."
not an example
3rd person POV
2nd person POV
1st person POV
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Is this a sneaky trick question.
It's not sneaky.
It needs a ?
It's not a trick.
It's not a question.
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The definition of tone in literature is
the attitude and emotion of the author towards a subject.
A musical term
a figure of speech when imagery is used
Getting the eyebrow from the teacher.
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The literary device of
foreshadow
is defined as
author gives warning of a future event
inanimate objects or animals have human qualities
a figure of speech
a comparison between 2 unlike things
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The definition of tone in literature is
Getting the eyebrow from the teacher.
the attitude and emotion of the author towards a subject.
a figure of speech when imagery is used
A musical term
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A flat/static character definition is
Flat Stanley
Katniss Everdeen
a character that stays the same throughout the story
there is no such thing
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The process by which the author reveals the personality of a character:
imagery, metaphor
characterization
setting, time of day, season
conflict only
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A recurring object, concept, or theme in a work of literature is called
a character
loyalty
motif
literal
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Irony is defined as
active voice
a genre
Narration from the perspective of I, we
a contradiction of what is intended
