OAT2

Question 1

Implied metaphor

Answer 1

Less direct metaphor, dull blade of the wind

Question 2

Direct metaphor

Answer 2

An expression that describes a person or object by referring to something that is considered to have similar characteristics to that person or object

Question 3

Juxtaposition

Answer 3

Arrangement of two or more ideas side by side or in similar narrative moments like o compare, contrast, rhetorical effect, suspense, or character development

Question 4

Onomatopoeia

Answer 4

Use of words that mimic their meaning in their sound

Question 5

Leitmotif

Answer 5

Recurrent theme throughout associated with a person, idea, or situation, horse in ATPH

Question 6

Verbal irony

Answer 6

What is said is opposite of what is meant

Question 7

Paradox

Answer 7

Statement or situation with contradictory or incompatible elements

Question 8

Situational irony

Answer 8

Something takes place that is different or opposite of what is expected

Question 9

Oxymoron

Answer 9

Apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction, apprehensive indulgence

Question 10

Extended metaphor/conceit

Answer 10

Metaphor described with great detail throughout a literary piece

Question 11

Lítotes

Answer 11

Using negative statements to emphasize a pos meaning, not too shabby

Question 12

Metonymy

Answer 12

Substituting a word or phrase denoting an object, action, institution, etc. word or phrase denoting a property of sth associated with it.

Question 13

Dramatic irony

Answer 13

Incongruity or discrepancy btw what a character says or thinks and what the reader knows to be true

Question 14

Synecdoche

Answer 14

Part of sth used to refer to the whole of it

Question 15

Rhetorical question

Answer 15

Question asked to create a dramatic effect or make a point

Question 16

Polysyndeton

Answer 16

Use of several conjunctions in close succession

Question 17

Satire

Answer 17

Using humor, ridicule, irony, etc to expose and criticize prevailing immorality or foolishness, as a social and political commentary

Question 18

Shift

Answer 18

Tone or mood changed to define characters or make a novel more interesting

Question 19

Simile

Answer 19

Comparing two unlike things with like or as

Question 20

Symbol

Answer 20

Sth that means more than what it is, siren=gender roles

Question 21

Parallelism

Answer 21

Using similar words, clauses to emphasize similar ideas,

Question 22

Understatement

Answer 22

Description of sth as having much less of a particular quality than it does

Question 23

Sarcasm

Answer 23

Remarks that mean the opposite of what they say, to hurt feelings or criticize sth I a humorous way.

Question 24

Synesthesia

Answer 24

Presentation of feelings in terms usually associated with another sensation,

Question 25

Syntax

Answer 25

Way in which linguistic elements are put together to form constituents, her image accompanied me