Literary Terms In Stories

Question 1

The Cask of Amontillado symbolism

Answer 1

going deeper into the crypt represented Fortunado getting closer to his death

Question 2

The Cask of Amontillado point of view

Answer 2

1st person

Question 3

The Cask of Amontillado setting

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crypt of Montressor

Question 4

The Cask of Amontillado mood

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Dark, scary

Question 5

The cask of Amontillado plotline

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rising action: leading Fortunado into the crypts Climax: Putting Fortunado in the wall Falling action: Montresor leaving and living his life

Question 6

The Cask of Amontillado theme

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revenge

Question 7

The Cask of Amontillado characters

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Montressor, Fortunado

Question 8

The Cask of Amontillado irony

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Fortunado’s name is ironic, though it would make sense that he is a fortunate person, he suffers a tortourus death in the story.

Question 9

The Cask of Amontillado foreshadowing

Answer 9

Montressor toasting to Fortuanado ‘s long life foreshadows that montresor will not live very long.

Question 10

The Most Dangerous Game symbolism

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Rainsford and Zarrof playing the dangerous game symbolizes hunting an animal

Question 11

The Most Dangerous Game point of view

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Third person omniscient*

Question 12

The Most Dangerous Game setting

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Ship-Trap Island-modernish times

Question 13

The Most Dangerous Game mood

Answer 13

suspenseful

Question 14

The Most Dangerous Game Plot Line

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rising action: Rainsford landing on the island, finding out about hunt Climax: the hunt Falling action: Rainsford sleeping in the bed

Question 15

The Most Dangerous Game Theme

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murder

Question 16

The Most Dangerous Game Irony

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Rainsford(world known hunter) becomes the hunted

Question 17

The Necklace Symbolism

Answer 17

the necklace symbolized social status

Question 18

The Necklace point of view

Answer 18

3rd person(limited)

Question 19

The Necklace setting

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The 1900s in a workplace and a party

Question 20

The Necklace mood

Answer 20

funny and Grimm

Question 21

The Necklace plotline

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doesn’t really follow the simple plot line because the climax is arguably at the end

Question 22

The Necklace theme

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Status

Question 23

The Necklace Irony

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The wife spending 10 years of her life working to pay off a real necklace where the one meant to be replaced was fake

Question 24

The Necklace foreshadowing

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Madame forester giving the poor Mathilde a necklace sp easily foreshadows that it might not be that expensive.

Question 25

The Harvest symbolism

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sleep symbolizes death towards the end of the story

Question 26

The Harvest point of view

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3rd person(omniscient)

Question 27

The Harvest setting

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the counrty are of texas

Question 28

The Havrest mood

Answer 28

peaceful,settling

Question 29

The Harvest plot line

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rising action: the kids trying to understand what the old man does climax: them finding out Falling action: the kid doing it to

Question 30

The Harvest theme

Answer 30

-nature; don't listen to others assumptions

Question 31

The Gift of Magi symbolize

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the gifts represented their love for each other

Question 32

The GIft of Magi point of view

Answer 32

3rd person(limited)

Question 33

The Gift of Magi setting

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A cheap house

Question 34

The Gift of the Magi mood

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neutral

Question 35

The Gift of the Magi Plotline

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rising action: Della trying to get a gift for Jim climax: they exchange gifts Falling action: the explanation of how selfless they were

Question 36

The Gift of the Magi theme

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giving; sacrifice for the ones you love

Question 37

The Gift of the Magi irony

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The couple sold there prized possesions to buy things for each other's prized possessions

Question 38

The Gift of the Magi foreshadow

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Mentioning that they had prized possesions foreshadowed that something would happen to those possessions

Question 39

The Scarlet Ibis symbolizes

Answer 39

The scarlet Ibis dying symbolized Doodle dying in the story.

Question 40

The Scarlet Ibis point of view

Answer 40

1st Person

Question 41

The Scarlet Ibis Setting

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in a cotton field during WW1

Question 42

The Scarlet Ibis mood

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cruel,sad

Question 43

The Scarlet Ibis plot line

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rising action: the brother training doodle Climax: doodle dying There isn’t really a falling action

Question 44

The Scarlet Ibis theme

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cruelty; breaking expectations

Question 45

The Scarlet Ibis Irony

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It's ironic that pushing Doodle to achieve good things caused his death

Question 46

The Scarlet Ibis foreshadowing

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The scarlet ibis dying foreshadowed that Doodle was going to die

Question 47

The Interlopers symbolism

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The wolves represent hate which will eat you up inside

Question 48

The interlopers setting

Answer 48

Back in the day, a forest

Question 49

The Interlopers point of view

Answer 49

3rd person(omniscient)

Question 50

The Interlopers mood

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suspensful

Question 51

The Interlopers theme

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grudges/hatred

Question 52

The Interlopers Plot line`

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rising action: the build-up of grudges CLimax: them meeting each other falling actition; they become freinds then gert eaten by wolves

Question 53

The Interlopers Plot line`

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rising action: the build-up of grudges CLimax: them meeting each other falling action; they become friends then get eaten by wolves

Question 54

The Interlopers irony

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Once they stop trying to kill each other, they get killed by nature

Question 55

The interlopers foreshadowing

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Because they both wish to kill each other, its clear someone, one or both, will die

Question 56

I wandered Lonely as a Cloud Plot

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The Author floats over a field of daffodils(as a cloud) and experiences great joy from there presence. The author goes on to say that whenever they're in a pensive mood they remember the daffodils and that makes them happy again

Question 57

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud characters

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narrator

Question 58

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud setting

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field of daffodils

Question 59

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud theme

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daffodils

Question 60

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud point of view

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1st person

Question 61

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud mood

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happy,radiant

Question 62

The Eagle Plot

Answer 62

This poem describes a majestic eagle

Question 63

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud mood

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happy,radiant

Question 64

The Eagle Plot

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This poem describes a majestic eagle

Question 65

The Eagle charachters

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eagle

Question 66

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud symbolism

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the field of daffodils can represent whatever you find beautiful and makes you extremely happy

Question 67

The Eagle theme

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majestic

Question 68

The Eagle point of view

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3rd person

Question 69

The Eagle mood

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stupendous,awe

Question 70

"Hope" is a thing with feathers Plot

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The poem describes different aspects of hope and how it interacts with people

Question 71

Hope is a thing with feathers charachterees

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hope,narrator

Question 72

Hope is a thing with feathers theme

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hope

Question 73

Hope is a thing with feathers point of view

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1st person

Question 74

Hope is a thing with feathers mood

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calm

Question 75

Dream Deferred plot

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The poem asked questions about what happens if you put off a dream

Question 76

Dream Deferred theme

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decay/rotting

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Dream deferred mood

Answer 77

gross,disgusting

Question 78

Dreams plot

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The poem is about what happens when you dont hold on to dreams.

Question 79

Dreams theme

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dreams

Question 80

Dreams mood

Answer 80

sad

Question 81

Dreams point of view

Answer 81

third person