We Have Always Lived in the Castle

Question 1

A shift back in time to give an account of an earlier event or period

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Flashback

Question 2

Flashback

Answer 2

A shift back in time to give an account of an earlier event or period

Question 3

A warning or indication of a future event in a story

Answer 3

Foreshadowing

Question 4

Foreshadowing

Answer 4

A warning or indication of a future event in a story

Question 5

Descriptive or figurative language, especially in literary work

Answer 5

Imagery

Question 6

Imagery

Answer 6

Descriptive or figurative language, especially in literary work

Question 7

The intended meaning of a word or situation is opposite to its literal or usual meaning

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Irony

Question 8

Irony

Answer 8

The intended meaning of a word or situation is opposite to its literal or usual meaning

Question 9

A figure of speech that describes one thing as if its another

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Metaphor

Question 10

Metaphor

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A figure of speech that describes one thing as if its another

Question 11

A metaphor hat attributes human characteristics to something non-human, such as an object, animal or idea

Answer 11

Personification

Question 12

Personification

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A metaphor hat attributes human characteristics to something non-human, such as an object, animal or idea

Question 13

The use of objects or images to represent wider ideas or abstract qualities

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Symbolism

Question 14

The use of objects or images to represent wider ideas or abstract qualities

Answer 14

Symbolism

Question 15

“I don’t recall that the Blackwoods ever mingled socially with the villagers” p.29

Answer 15

Helen Clarke