Literary Devices
Literary Devices II
Random/Mixed
Elements of Fiction
Short Stories/Film
100

A literary device in which a writer uses one thing to represent another.

What is symbolism?

100

He is like a giraffe; long-necked with small ears

What is a simile? 

100

The gushing brook stole its way down the lush green mountains, dotted with tiny flowers in a riot of colors and trees coming alive with gaily chirping birds.


What is imagery?
100

What are three types of conflict?

What is 

person vs. self 

person vs. person

person vs. nature

100

Give an example of a protagonist from a short story or film we have watched 

(Various)

200

The clock screamed at me, for it was time to go work.

What is personification?
200

At the end of the road you can only go left or right

What is juxtaposition?

200

The message about life or lesson the reader is supposed to learn from a text

What is theme?

200

The time, place, and cultural context of a story.

What is the setting?

200

Identify type of conflict and relate it to a story we have watched 

(person vs. person, person vs. self, person vs. nature) Example: 

-Lightening McQueen vs. Person (Chick Hicks)

-Person vs. Person (George and Lydia vs. Peter and Wendy)

-Kung Fu Panda vs. Person (Tai Lung) 

-Baby vs. Self (Man Babies) 

300

“I am so tired I cannot walk another inch” or “I’m so sleepy I might fall asleep standing here”.

What is hyperbole?
300

SNAP! 

What is onomatopoeia?

300

The most important moment in a story; usually a main character changes after this point.

What is the climax?

300

The feeling the reader experiences when reading a text.

What is mood?

300

What central theme or universal message do you think is present in our most recent short story?

(Various) Examples: 

Identity, Generational conflict 

Escapism and denial, self-discovery and personal growth, compassion vs. enabling 

400

In the fairy tale, Little Red Riding Hood, the mother is concerned for her daughter's safety. Later on in the story, the big bad wolf eats Little Red Riding Hood.

What is Foreshadowing?

400

a photograph of a seagull sitting on top of a no seagulls sig

What is irony?

400

he point in the story when suspense and interest begin to build.

What is rising action?

400

The beginning of a story, during which the characters and setting are introduced.

What is exposition?

400

Using our last short story, create a connection to self, world, and text 

(Various) 

500

The Wicked Witch of the West went her own way.

What is alliteration? 

500

A man is about to give a speech to a large audience on biology. Suddenly, he remembers playing with frogs and toads in his backyard as a curious child. He smiles at the memory, and then begins to speak to the audience about a new, groundbreaking finding about frogs.

What is a flashback?

500

The way the author feels about the topic they're writing about

What is tone?


500
What is the theme statement formula? 

When an individual ____, it can result in ___. 

500

Name a dynamic character and explain using the Initially/However/Consequently model 

Initially, Lightning McQueen was very arrogant, only caring about winning. However, when he is in Radiator Springs and spends time with the twin people, he realizes relationships are important. Consequently, he sacrifices the precious Piston Cup to help a contender.

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