Literary Elements I
Figurative Language
Descriptive Language
Vocabulary
Literary Elements II
100
This is the narrator
What is protagonist
100
...feeling like two birds in the grey sky...
What is a simile
100
...and we oiled up the brass machinery and lit the fog light up in the stone town.
What is imagery
100
of the earliest times; ancient
What is primeval
100
first person
What is point of view
200
This is the sea monster
What is the antagonist
200
A cry came across a million of year of water and mist
What is hyperbole
200
WHITE ants on a hill
What is adjective
200
The Deeps
What is the bottom of the ocean
200
Time period that the story takes place
What is modern era
300
"We waited every night for the coming of the fog..."
What is foreshadowing
300
"You know, the ocean's the most confounded big snowflake ever?"
What is metaphor
300
Ah! the poor thing... I wish there was something I could say
What is sentimentality
300
bewildered, confused; perplexed
What is confounded
300
Where the lighthouse is located
What is Lonesome Bay
400
The monster coming to the surface
What is the conflict
400
...to eye the lonely ships.
What is personification
400
It rumbled again. Then its eyes caught fire. It reared up, threshed the water, and rushed at the tower.
What is metaphor/imagery
400
senseless, stupid; foolish
What is daft
400
He had been nervous all day, and he hadn't said why.
What is forshadowing
500
We waited a moment, and then I began to hear it...the loneliness of the great monster, folded over and upon us.
What is pathos
500
And the monster answered.
What is euphemism
500
I drove down alone one evening late and parked my car.
What is verisimilitude
500
vast, huge; very big
What is immense
500
"You can't love anything too much in this world."
What is theme
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