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Learning literary devices.
Learning literary devices.
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1
Which line from the poem is a metaphor?
"And my wrath did grow"
"I was angry with my friend"
"And into my garden stole"
"And I water'd it in fears"
2
The setting of a story refers to the time or location.
False
True
3
In stanza one, 'friend' is contrasted with the word 'foe'. Which word is contrasted with 'end' in the same stanza?
'angry'
'grow'
'end'
'wrath'
4
What type of literary device uses the repetition of consonant sounds in a series of words?
Assonance
Oxymoron
Alliteration
Hyperbole
5
Which of the following words from the poem do
not
rhyme?
stole, pole
friend, end
smiles, wiles
tears, tree
6
The main character of a story can also be called the main protagonist.
False
True
7
Listen to the poem below (
A Poison Tree
by William Blake). What is this poem about?
A man who overcame his anger
A happy friendship.
Repressed anger and its consequences.
An apple.
8
Which statement best defines conflict in a story?
The ending.
The setting of the story.
A struggle between opposing forces that drives the story forward.
When the characters are happy.
9
Based on the poem you just listened to, what happens to the speaker’s enemy at the end of the poem?
He returns the apple that he stole.
He apologises.
He becomes friends with the speaker.
He dies.
10
"He runs as fast as lightning". This sentence is an example of a ______.
personification
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
