MODULE 8 Flashcards

1
Q

This imagery type considers hint words associated
to movement, texture and temperature.

A

Tactile

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2
Q

This imagery type considers hint words associated
to noise and music.

A

Auditory

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3
Q

This figurative language is a sound device which
uses sounds to represent the animal, thing or action.

A

Onomatopoeia

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4
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This imagery type considers hint words associated
to size, shape and color.

A

Visual

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5
Q

This figurative language is used to exaggerate an
idea or action.

A

Hyperbole

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6
Q

What type of imagery is presented by each item?

_________________ - The tequila burned like liquid fire in her mouth as she swallowed the shot of alcohol.

A

Gustatory

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7
Q

What type of imagery is presented by each item?

_________________ She ran her hand across the dark, concrete wall. It was cold as ice. When she came to the middle of the room, she felt a thick, slimy substance actively oozing down the wall.

A

Tactile

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8
Q

What type of imagery is presented by each item?

_________________ - She couldn’t sleep. So, she got out of bed, trailed through the delicate slips of moonlight twinkling in the frost-covered glass, and turned on the kettle.

A

Visual

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9
Q

What type of imagery is presented by each item?

_________________ - I was looking for a white rabbit, those with no spots of
other colors to be exact. I also want this supposed pet to be housed in a
rectangular queen-size cage so it could enjoy itself while I’m gone.

A

Auditory

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10
Q

are typical structures used by writers in their works to
convey his or her message.

A

Literary Devices

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11
Q

Classification of literary devices

A

Literary elements & Literary techniques

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12
Q

are fundamental in literary texts since
they are required parts

A

Literary elements

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13
Q

are the supplementary parts since
they are mostly employed for greater artistic aspect and appreciation.

A

Literary techniques

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14
Q

ten common literary elements

A

plot, setting, protagonist, antagonist, narrator,
narrative mode, dialogue, conflict, mood and theme

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15
Q

eight common literary techniques

A

simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole,
alliteration, onomatopoeia, irony and imagery.

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16
Q

the use of words as and like to show comparison

A

Simile

17
Q

direct comparison between two words without the use of any
word clue.

A

Metaphor

18
Q

the use of highly exaggerated statements, most of the time
not leading to reality

A

Hyperbole

19
Q

gives human characteristics to inanimate objects.

A

Personification

20
Q

involves the repetitive occurrence of similar initial consonant
sounds among words in a statement

A

Alliteration

21
Q

involves the repetitive occurrence of similar initial consonant
sounds among words in a statement

A

Alliteration

22
Q

used to mimic sounds of objects or actions referred to
when spoken

A

Onomatopoeia

23
Q

the use of literal language to convey its opposite meaning.

A

Irony

24
Q

making use of particular words to create visual representation
of ideas in our minds

A

Imagery

25
Q

the use of figurative language to represent objects, actions, and
ideas in such a way that it appeals to our physical senses.

A

Imagery

26
Q

types of imagery

A

Visual imagery, Auditory imagery, Olfactory imagery, Tactile imagery, and Gustatory imagery.

27
Q

considers the use of color, shapes, size and patterns.

A

Visual imagery

28
Q

considers clue words for music, silence and noise.

A

Auditory imagery

29
Q

appeals to sense of smell should include nice
fragrances and bad odors.

A

Olfactory imagery

30
Q

appeals to sense of touch should include clue words
for texture, movement and temperature.

A

Tactile imagery

31
Q

pertains to flavors or the sense of taste

A