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Literary Devices Quiz 526 (20 MCQs)

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1. Events in a story can be described as:
2. Representation of something greater than itself-beyond literal is known as which literary device?
3. Which one is an example of a "character" ? (a)
4. The use of the same consonant at the beginning of words
5. A device authors use to keep their readers' interest alive throughout the story. It is a feeling of anticipation that something risky or dangerous is about to happen.
6. Which sentence correctly uses semicolons?
7. The conflict is between a character and nature
8. Clues to events before the events happen is known as which literary device?
9. The feeling created in the reader as a result of the tone and atmosphere of the story .....
10. Jake's family went on a camping trip. They went to a park by the ocean. They rode their bikes around the park and cooked their food over a fire outside. They saw some deer. They came home Sunday afternoon. What is the main idea?
11. He is a real Romeo
12. During The Voyage of the Frog, David talked about how he didn't look at the weather forecast before he sailed out. This is an example of
13. True or false:The meaning of a symbol is universal. It doesn't depend on culture.
14. A character who exists to provide a contrast with a main character
15. What is the literary device that describes an object in, or the subject of, a poem as being the same as another otherwise unrelated object?
16. Starting multiple words with the same letter or sound
17. "If I were going to finish this novel, then it would be the longest night of my life." is an example of .....
18. Which literary device ties up every loose end of a story, even if it doesn't make sense?
19. What type of figurative language compares two unlike objects but does NOT use like or as? This type of fig. lang states that one thing IS something else.
20. A rhetorical appeal that appeals to logic ..... using facts, statistics to prove argument.
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