Literary Devices
ANEZZC
Myths
Tones
Other
100

hands representing hard work 

symbol / symbolism

100

Remember to name these people when writing your essay.

Authors / Authors' names

100

This guy flew to close to the sun.

Icarus

100

"I refuse to do my homework."

Defiant, rebellious

100

This genre has to do with everything going wrong and literary means, "bad place."

Dystopia

200

"The wind whispered in my ear."

Personification
200

This tells us "How" a writer or piece of writing does something. Hint: you need to compare them on your essay.

Literary Device

200

This guy sang a song to get his wife back. 

Orpheus

200

"I would prefer not to do my homework, if that's okay with you."

Polite, afraid, timid

200

A dystopia is characterized by this kind of government

authoritarian, tyrannical, totalitarian  

300

"People didn't listen to Noah either..."

Allusion

300

This is what we call a character's description. Hint: You will need to compare two of them on the IA.

Characterization

300

Robert Browning characterizes Eurydice as...

Any of the following:

demanding, active, enraged

300

"Please don't make me do my homework!"

Desperate, begging

300

the feelings and/or memories that a word brings to mind

connotations

400
School felt like jail.

simile

400
Both body paragraphs need how many pieces of evidence?

at least two

400

While Milton characterizes Eve as gullible and selfish, Ansel Elkins characterizes her as...

Any of the following: rebellious, freedom-fighter, fearless, a hero

400

"I am not doing my homework until I have eaten and taken care of my other needs."

logical, confident, self-respecting

400

Putting things side-by-side to draw a comparison and make a point

juxtaposition

500

School was my home.

Metaphor

500

When you unpack a word or phrases connotations...

Zoom-in OR Zooming in

500

This woman was turned into a tree.

Persephone.

500

"Yes. I'll do ALL my homework tonight. In fact, I'll do it twice--NO, three times!"

sarcastic, over-the-top, hyperbolic, silly
500

when the opposite of what is expected occurs (usually to humorous effect)

irony