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Literary Devices and OMAM Review 3 Period 9
Literary Devices and OMAM Review 3 Period 9
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Literary devices and OMAM Final Review
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1
Whose room contains a copy of the civil code?
Crooks
Curley
The boss
Slim
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A dynamic character...
Is simple and known for 1-2 attributes
Does not change
Goes through a change in the story
Is complex and 3-dimensional
3
A character that highlights the traits of another by contrast is a...
Foil
Confidante
Protagonist
Antagonist
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What is imagery?
Always literal language
Language that means something other than what's directlysaid
Always figurative
Descriptive language that evokes the five senses
5
Why does Carlson kill Candy's dog?
Because Candy wanted the dog dead
To play a mean trick
It wasn't Carlson
The dog is old and miserable
6
Which of the following is NOT figurative?
She's my sunshine
I slept like a corpse
I'm dying for McDonalds
I really had a hard time waking up
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Which of the following should NOT be taken literally?
My friend is so annoying I want to slap her
I tried to call a thousand times
She had blonde hair and a nose-ring
That guy is so selfish
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Which character grew up on a farm?
Unknown
Lennie
Crooks
Curley
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A character struggling through a deadly storm should be a considered...
Character vs. Character
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Society
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The protagonist is...
The main character
The confidante
Always a foil
Always flat
11
An angel on one shoulder and a devil on another can be considered the personification of...
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Character
Character vs. Society
An internal conflict
12
For Lennie, of what might the rabbits be a symbol?
The American Dream
The Farm
None of these
Something soft
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Metaphors, similes, and hyperbole are all examples of...
Literary Elements
Literal language
Figurative language
All of these
14
Lennie and Slim can be considered...
Protagonists
Confidantes
Antagonists
Dynamic
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Slim and Curly can be considered...
Foils
Protagonists
Antagonists
Confidantes
16
Who really stole the Luger?
Carlson
George
Lennie
Candy
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Which of the following is NOT an external conflict?
Character vs. Character
Character vs. Self
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Society
18
A tangible thing that comes to mean something intangible is called...
Literary Element
Symbolism
Metaphor
Motif
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Symbolism is when...
Something intangible means something tangible
An object that is just an object
Something tangible means something intangible
Language that means something different
20
What probably lies ahead for George?
The farm with Candy
Jail time
Marriage and stability
The lonely, drifting life of a ranch hand
21
Who says, "I ought to've shot that dog myself," and what device is this?
Candy; climax
George; foreshadowing
Candy; foreshadowing
Carlson; figurative language
22
What is George's tone when he tells the guys how he killed Lennie?
Excited
Tired
Energetic
Angry
23
A repeated symbol throughout a text is called...
Characterization
Motif
Imagery
Figurative language
24
Which of the following could NOT be a SYMBOL
Justice
A mouse
A bible
A ring
25
A character that is told the secrets and/or inner thoughts of another is a...
Foil
Round
Confidante
Protagonist
26
"his eyes lay deep in his head, and because of their depth deemed to glitter with intensity" is
Motif
Foreshadowing
Imagery
Theme
27
Language that means something other than what is stated directly is...
Figurative language
Imagery
Conflict
Literal language
28
Which of the following is INTANGIBLE?
A ranch
Hope
A storm
A ring
29
If an object is described repeatedly in detail it could be...
A symbol
A motif
All of these
Imagery
30
A character that does not change is...
Dynamic
Flat
Round
Static
31
The moment when Lennie kills Curley's wife is part of the..
Falling Action
Climax
Inciting Incident
Rising Action
32
At any point in the story AFTER Curley's wife's death, who is still hopeful for the farm?
Slim
Lennie and Candy
George
Candy
33
When the rabbit and aunt clara pop out of Lennie's head, what type of conflict is this?
None of these
Character vs. Character
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Self
34
A complex, 3-dimensional character is...
Static
Flat
Dynamic
Round
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A literary device authors use to hint towards future events is...
Predicting
All of these
A literary element
Foreshadowing
