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Features of Novels and Stories
Features of Novels and Stories
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Quiz on literary devices.
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The most exciting point in a narrative usually comes near the end and is called the...
orientation
rising action
resolution
climax
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"The wind whispered through dry grass". This is an example of...
personification
metaphor
simile
symbolism
3
The antagonist of a story is...
the main character
the sidekick
the villain or enemy
someone relatable
4
Natural imagery is when a writer...
uses imaginative language.
writes as naturally as possible.
compares two things.
describes a part of nature in all its beauty.
5
Alliteration is repetition of the same sound at the start of words. An example of this is...?
sunshine / weather
fool / photo
moon / soon
silver / gold
6
A narrative usually begins with a description of the setting. This is called...
climax
rising action
orientation
resolution
7
At the end of a narrative all the problems and conflicts are finally solved, which we call...
the rising action
the resolution
the climax
the orientation
8
The protagonist of a story is the...
someone relatable
the villain or enemy
the sidekick
main character
9
"The sun smiled at us". This is an example of...
symbolism
simile
personification
metaphor
10
"The water well was as dry as a bone". This is an example of...
metaphor
simile
personification
symbolism
11
"Tyger Tyger, burning bright, / In the forests of the night". What techniques are used here?
rhyme and metaphor
rhyme and alliteration
half rhyme and simile
bad spelling. It's spelt "tiger", duh!
12
"Juliet is the sun!" This is an example of...
personification
simile
symbolism
metaphor
13
Which of these is also alliteration?
molten / solder
windswept / desert
beat / seat
kind / clever
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Which of these is NOT an example of onomatopoeia?
Moo
Chair
Crack
Vrooom
