Quiz Flashcards

1
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Figurative words/ devices to state or speak your piece of literature

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Literary devices

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2
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Familiarity to other characters, letters, or other literary pieces

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Allusions

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3
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Precise use of words; choice of words

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Diction

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4
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Substitution of words to.make it more milder and polite

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Euphemism

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5
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Giving clues, hints, or warnings in your literary piece

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Foreshadowing

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6
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Showing visual

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Imagery

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7
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Exaggerated statements

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Hyperbole

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8
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Direct comparison

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Metaphor

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9
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Comparison using “like” or “as”

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Simile

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10
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Giving human characteristics to inanimate objects

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Personification

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11
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Determining perspective

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Point of view

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12
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The character perspective

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First person

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13
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Reader persepective

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Third person (Unreliable)

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14
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A persepctive that is Keenly aware of the plot

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Third person (Omniscient)

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15
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Opposites; sarcasm

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Irony

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16
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Oral sarcasm

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Verbal irony

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17
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Visual sarcasm; see

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Situational irony

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18
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Observational sarcasm

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Dramatic irony

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19
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Sound in literary form

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Onomatopoeia

20
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As a whole
Ex.
White house - could mean government officials.

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Metonymy

21
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Part of a whole

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Synecdoche

22
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Phrase or a term that is opposite
Ex.
The beggining of an end

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Paradox

23
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2 opposite words combined
Ex. Bittersweet

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Oxymoron

24
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It is the movement or pattern of a phrase

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Rhythm

25
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Similar sounds at the end of a line or sentence

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Rhyme

26
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Refers to the persons character

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Characterization

27
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Use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities

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Symbolism

28
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“My mother is Wonder woman” what literary device is used?

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Allusions

29
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Using of precise words

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Diction

30
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“He is a tyrant father”. What literary device is used?

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Euphemism

31
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Tarot cards an example of what?

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Foreshadowing

32
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“His words stabbed like a dagger in my heart” what literary device is used?

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Imagery

33
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“A mountain of laundry” what literary device is used?

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Hyperbole

34
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“She is an angel”. What literary device is used?

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Metaphor

35
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“Her voice is like a siren” What literary device is used?

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Simile

36
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“The tree is dancing”. What literary device is used?

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Personification

37
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Character perspective?

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First person

38
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Determining perspective

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Point of view

39
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Reader perspective

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Third person (Unreliable)

40
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A perspective that is keenly aware of the plot?

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Third person (Omniscient)

41
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Telling a quiet group, “don’t speak all at once” What literary device is used?

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Irony

42
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When you say the irony

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Verbal irony

43
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A fire station is burned down. What literary device is used?

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Situational irony

44
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Girl in a horror film hides in a closet where the killer just went. What literary device is used?

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Dramatic irony

45
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Tick tock. What literary device is used?

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Onomatopoeia