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Mr. Bailey's Literary Devices Quiz 5000
Mr. Bailey's Literary Devices Quiz 5000
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Imagery
Stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of verse.
Language that appeals to or describes the 5 senses.
The way things looks.
Making stuff up.
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When what happens is different than what you expect to happen.
Hyperbole
Paradox
Irony
Ironing
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When a novel or poem refers to something famous or know from history or literature it's called:
Alliteration
Irony
Allusion
Paradox
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The general message or "moral" of the story:
Theme
Tone
Motif
Mood
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Use of symbols to represent an idea or feeling.
Paradox
Symbolism
Irony
Tone
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Simile
An object/idea that is appears throughout a literary work.
The opposite of a frown.
A specific metaphor that uses "like" or "as" to compare.
A stressed and unstressed syllabic pattern
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A famous example of satire,
which uses irony and exaggeration to ridicule and expose
, is:
A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift
The Lone Ranger
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Star Wars
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Personification
A person
When non-living things are given living attributes.
When living things are given non-living attributes.
When the wind blows.
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Narrative
A family member.
The person who tells the story.
When what happens is different than what is expected.
A series of events in sequence that make a story.
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Motif is:
Your aunt's name.
Problem that needs resolution.
The most important aspect of literature.
An object or idea that repeats throughout a literary work.
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The Hand of God solves everyone's problems in the end.
Meter
Paradox
Deus Ex Machina
A story about Maradona
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Mood
The attitude and emotions of the author.
The attitude and emotions of the teacher.
The attitude and emotions of the reader.
The emotions and attitude of your best friend.
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Abraham being told by the Angel to kill his son Isaac as a sacrifice to God is an example of:
Parenting
Parody
Paradox
Satire
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Metaphor
A cleaning solution.
Comparison of two essentially unlike things.
A figurative expression known only in certain regions.
The main character of a piece of literature.
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Cimarron-Memorial opened its doors to students in what year?
2001
1989
1991
1992
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Figurative Language
Language that says exactly what it means.
Language that means something different than what it says.
Language that means something only to Canadians.
Language that means exactly what it doesn't say.
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Euphemism is a specific type of idiom that uses
an impolite expression to replace something pleasant.
fear.
a polite expressions to replace something unpleasant.
pandamonium.
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Big bad Bob blanked when Billy begged him for ballistic bonds.
Drama
Alliteration
Germanic Hero
Assonance
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Mr. Bailey's favorite soda is Dr. Pepper. Dr. Pepper comes from what state?
New York
California
Georgia
Texas
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The emotions or attitude of the voice.
Mood
Theme
Tone
Happy
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Mr. McNaught is the dean. What subject did he teach before becoming the dean?
Business
Biology
Algebra
English
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Figurative language that uses exaggeration for effect and emphasis.
Protagonist
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Tone
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A figurative expression that generally only carries meaning in certain cultures or regions.
Protagonist
Paradox
Irony
Idiom
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The main character who is a "good guy" -- often takes a journey.
Narrative
Hero
Rhythm
Antagonist
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Conflict is:
The source of all true love in the world.
A problem that needs resolution.
The repetition of a vowel sound in a series of words.
A minor part of a narrative that doesn't matter much.
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Men sell wedding bells mending Ben's mental webs.
Allusion
Assonance
Alliteration
Bars
