Identifying Examples of Literary Devices Flashcards

1
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“The sly snake slithered silently through the grass.”

Assonance, alliteration, or metaphor?

A

alliteration

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“The moon blooms soon in the cool night.”

Assonance, metaphor, or irony?

A

assonance

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3
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“Her voice is music to my ears.”

Simile, metaphor, or personification?

A

metaphor

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“The crisp, red apples gleamed in the warm sunlight, their sweet scent filling the air.”

Tone, irony, or imagery?

A

imagery

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“The fire station burned down last night.”

Symbolism, irony, or diction?

A

irony

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“The story of the tortoise and the hare teaches us that slow and steady wins the race.”

Juxtaposition, symbolism, or theme?

A

theme

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“The dove flew across the sky, its white wings a sign of peace.”

Symbolism, personification, or theme?

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symbolism

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“The dark clouds loomed overhead, casting a cold shadow over the once vibrant meadow.”

Tone, mood, or theme?

A

mood

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“The wind whispered through the trees, singing a lullaby to the moon.”

Diction, hyperbole, or personification?

A

personification

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“He strode into the room with an air of superiority, his voice firm and commanding.”

Syntax, allegory, or diction?

A

diction

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“Shocked, she stood there, frozen in place, unable to comprehend the news.”

Syntax, oxymoron, or juxtaposition?

A

syntax

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“The rich man walked past the homeless on his way to the market.”

Parallelism, juxtaposition, or irony?

A

juxtaposition

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“It was a bittersweet farewell, full of tears and smiles.”

Oxymoron, irony, or allegory?

A

oxymoron

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“I have a million things to do today.”

Metaphor, syntax, or hyperbole?

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hyperbole

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“In the story of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,” the boy’s actions represent the moral lesson about honesty.”

Symbolism, allegory, or syntax?

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allegory

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“She felt like Cinderella on the center of the ballroom floor.”

Juxtaposition, allegory, or allusion?

A

allusion

17
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“She was laughing, he was crying, and the world was turning, all at once.”

Juxtaposition, motif, or parallelism?

A

parallelism

18
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“The poem’s recurring image of a broken clock symbolizes the passage of time and the character’s desperate need for control.”

Motif, allusion, or theme?

A

motif