Figurative Speech/Language
A reference to someone or something within literature
What is: Allusion
The force/person that opposes the protagonist
Who is: antagonist
Main characters in the "The Painted Door"
Who is: John, Ann, Steven
The poem that symbolizes the loss of cultural heritage
What is: "My Moccasin Have Not Walked"
The team that Saul played for in Toronto
What is: Toronto Malboros
Word that imitates the sound
What is: ononmatopeia
section that informs the reader how the story concludes
What is: Resolution
A setting within the story that dictates the plot
What is: Integral Setting
What poem is the following passage from: "Then, the three flat-faced blond-haired husky ones"
What is: "The Provinces"
The province where a majority of the setting takes place
Where is: Ontario
giving inanimate object human like qualities
What is: Personification
The speaker's or author's attitude toward the subject
What is: tone
What does the title "Lamp at Noon" symbolize
What is: hope and struggle
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What is: Rhyme Scheme
A complex figure, both a mentor and a source of betrayal
Who is: Father Leboutilier
language that creates a picture within the reader's mind
What is: imagery
A character who does not change or develop during the course of a story
What is: static character
In "The Painted Door", the phrase: "The Fire crackled, and the clock ticked" represents what for Ann?
What is: repetition
"paragraphs" within a poem
What is: stanza
A place of spiritual and cultural connection
Where is: God's Lake
When the writer interrupts the main action of the story to recreate an incident from past
What is: flashback
The underlying, central meaning or idea of the story
What is: theme
Hester crushing the hyacinth flower symbolizes what within the short story "Still Stands the House"?
What is: Death
Name of a poem with no rhyme scheme
What is: free verse
A mentor, cultural, and family like man. Welcomes Saul into his home and provides him with structure.
Who is: Fred Kelly