Literary devices
what literary device is this?
Eliza, eats, elephants
alliteration
What is this literary device?
The wind pushes me down.
personification
what conflict is this?
The man runs against the wind.
Nature vs. person
What type of irony is this?
A airline says it has the fastest flights, and every flight gets delayed.
Situational irony.
What piece of an L.A.P is this?
In the book it says "I honestly find her about as intimidating as a basket of kittens."
Quote
What literary device is this?
Turtle dove above the tree makes me want to flee the country.
Rhyme.
What is this literary device?
Set, start, scram!
Alliteration.
What type of conflict is this?
The ghost posses the person.
Human vs. Supernatural
What type of irony is this?
You crashed into a tree and say "this is great!"
Verbal Irony
What piece of an L.A.P is this?
A description of a quote going into deep detail.
Analysis.
What Literary device is this?
so far
VC
What is this literary device?
"Hey I just met you, and this is crazy"
Symbolism.
What type of conflict is this?
The computer explodes on the man killing him.
Person vs. Technology.
What type of irony is this?
A watering can with the spout leading back into the can
Situational irony.
What piece of an L.A.P is this?
A short sentence stating your claim.
Topic sentence.
What literary devices are in this?
My heart runs faster than light.
Metaphor, Personification
What is this literary device?
Your dumb as a rock.
Simile.
What Conflict is this?
A cult revolts against the president.
Person vs. Society
What type of irony is this?
A woman is swimming in the beach and right under her there is a huge shark.
Dramatic irony.
What part of an L.A.P is this?
A quick sentence bringing you to your next paragraph.
Transition.
what type of literary device is this?
The line is longer than 1,000 miles
Metaphor
What is this literary device?
I'm destroyed.
Hyperbole.
What type of conflict is this?
The man throws a ball into the air and it hits him on the head.
It is Person vs. Self.
What type of irony is this?
A man wins a trip to Florida, but the airline is known for crashing.
Dramatic irony
What part of an L.A.P is this?
A description of what is happening before you say your quote so the reader has an idea of what's happening.
Context.