Literary devices.

Question 1

Saying something is another thing directly. ‘His heart is made of gold!’

Answer 1

Metaphor.

Question 2

A trigger or warning to something that is going to happen. It teases readers about plot twists that will happen later on in the story.

Answer 2

Foreshadowing.

Question 3

Making something almost human-like, ‘The trees leaves danced across the night sky.’

Answer 3

Personification

Question 4

Creating an image in someones head using words like ‘his breath fogged up the window pane’.

Answer 4

Imagery.

Question 5

Lending the act of a human quality, do not get this confused with personification. ‘The raging storm’ is an example.

Answer 5

Anthropomorphism.

Question 6

Using words which imply harsh and almost violent sounds like ‘Thumping’ or ‘Grasping’

Answer 6

Cacophony.

Question 7

Something mixed with bad luck will lead to the death of a character in a story.

Answer 7

Hamartia.

Question 8

A character’s mental blindness to something.

Answer 8

Ate

Question 9

Using a word next to it’s opposite. ‘Bitter sweet,’ is an example of this.

Answer 9

Contrastive pair.

Question 10

Using words in a group of three, ‘He was old, tired and selfish.’

Answer 10

A group of three.