Characters
Irony and POV
Literary Devices 1
Literary Devices 2
Figurative Language
100

Who is the main character of the story? 

The Protagonist 

100

Which point of view uses 'I' or 'we' to tell the story?

First Person

100

This term describes the time and location in which a story unfolds.

Setting 

100

Which figure of speech compares two things using 'like' or 'as'?"


Simile

100

What literary device uses symbols to represent larger ideas?

Symbolism

200

In a classic battle between good and evil, this character plays the role of the villain. 

The antagonist.
200

Which type of irony involves saying the opposite of what one means?

Verbal Irony 

200

What is the central idea or underlying message in a work of literature?

Theme

200

This figure of speech uses overstatement to create strong impressions.

Hyperbole

200

Which literary technique uses humor, irony, or exaggeration to criticize or mock human flaws?

Satire

300

What do we call a character that grows and evolves due to experiences in the plot?

Dynamic Character 

300

This point of view can be limited or omniscient, depending on how much the narrator knows.

Third Person

300

This device is used when non-human things are described as if they have human emotions or actions.

Personification 

300

This device paints a vivid picture by engaging the reader’s five senses.

Imagery 

300

What do we call it when two opposing ideas or images are placed side by side to create contrast?

Juxtaposition 

400

This type of character has multiple dimensions, making them more realistic and lifelike.

Round Character 

400

This form of irony occurs when the reader is aware of a situation, but the character is unaware.

Verbal Irony 

400

This term describes the emotional tone that surrounds a scene or entire story.

Atmosphere 

400

This figure of speech minimizes a situation, often for ironic or humorous effect.

Understatement 

400

This device relies on the reader’s knowledge of famous figures, places, or events.

Allusion 

500

This character is designed to emphasize the traits of another, often the protagonist.

Foil Character

500

This irony involves an outcome that is opposite to what was expected.

Situational Irony

500

This device is used to reveal important backstory by showing events from a character’s past.

Flashback 

500

This device describes one thing as if it were something else to highlight a deeper meaning.

Metaphor 

500

This type of story has a hidden meaning beneath its literal surface, often related to politics or religion.

Allegory 

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