Literary Devices Quiz 123 (20 MCQs)

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1. A concrete object that stands for something deeper is called .....
2. When human characteristics are given to inanimate (non-living) things it is called, .....
3. A situation in which there are two contradicting meanings of the same event, image, words, or story, often referring to the difference between expectation and reality
4. What is Parallelism/Parallel Style?
5. What best defines the hero of an epic?
6. "The pen is mightier than the sword" is an example of .....
7. This is the part of the story where a conflict is revealed (called the inciting force) and becomes more pronounced as the story progresses.
8. Language arranged in lines, with a regular rhythm and often a definite rhyme scheme
9. In "Thank You, M'am" , What do these lines indicate about Mrs. Jones?"Then it (Roger's face) will get washed this evening, :said the large woman starting up the street, dragging the frightened boy behind her.
10. What literary device is the following excerpt?An old lump of snow melted in the corner.The chirping crickets filled the empty night air.I was awoken by the pleasing scent of the bacon as it wafted down the hallway.
11. "I made those biscuits yesterday, " said Mom. "I don't know if they're still good." Dad banged one on the table. "As soft and fluffy as a chunk of granite, " he remarked.
12. Which of the following answers is a correct example of the main Conflict in "Convenience Store Woman" by Sayaka Murata?
13. Language which describes something in detail using words.
14. Which literary device is this:her tears flowed like a river down her cheek
15. Fill in the blank in the following sentence::It is a combination of factors that ..... the present situation
16. Why is Himmel an ironic name for the street?
17. Hinting at something
18. This figure usually creates a conflict for the main character.
19. The time between the beginning and the end of the story is the .....
20. The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities beyond their literal meaning.