Literary Elements and Vocabulary from Short Story Unit

A marquee (n.)is:

An example of alliteration is:

In "Marigolds" by Eugenia Collier, juxtaposition is used to show:

The word stoicism can be seen in which example?

Which is an example of a symbol?

The word depredations (pl. n.) means:

"Poverty was the cage in which we were all trapped" (1) is an example of:

The word fraud (n.) means:

The phrase "diobedient hair" in "Rules of the Game" is an example of personification.

Which example best illustrates hyperbole?

If something is described as pristine (adj.), it is:

A euphemism is a mild word or phrase to replace a harsher one.

The word chary (adj.) means raw and slimy.

Which is an example from our short stories of a metaphor?

Synonyms for tumultuously (adv.) would be:

The word pliant (adj.)means:

An elixir (n.) is:

The word raucous (adj.) is used correctly in which sentence?

An example of a paradox might be:

The word dissipated (v.) means:

A good synonym for reverie (n.) would be:

Is the word blanched used correctly?: "The student blanched with fear as the teacher handed back the test."

An example of hyperbole might be:

Peevishly (adv.) means easily annoyed.

The hole in "He-y, Come on Ou-t!" could be considered both a symbol and a metaphor.