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Literary Devices
100

This poet wrote "The Poison Tree."

William Blake

100

This character said,” Out, damned spot.”

Lady Macbeth

100

In "The Terrible Things" these animals disappeared first.

Birds

100

Rapunzel is the German word for a type of this vegetable

lettuce

100

A comparison using like or as.

Simile
200

"The Tyger" can be found in what collection of poems?

Songs of Experience

200

This character killed Duncan

Macbeth

200

What did the colored rooms represent in "The Masque of the Red Death"?

Stages of life

200

What was the first item the queen tried to poison Snow White with?

comb

200

A comparison not using like or as.

Metaphor

300

"The Lamb" can be found in what collection of poems?

Songs of Innocence 

300

This character killed Macbeth

Macduff

300

This was the name of the little boy who rode the horse in "The Rocking Horse Winner."

Paul

300

How did the princess turn the frog back into a prince in "The Frog King"?

Threw him against a wall

300

This is the figurative device that is an exaggeration.

hyperbole

400

In Pavel Friedmann's "The Butterfly" what was the butterfly a symbol for?

freedom

400

Which character becomes king at the end of Macbeth?

Malcolm

400

"The Necklace" took place in this city.

Paris

400

What was Little Red Cap taking to her grandmother when she encountered the wolf.

cake and wine

400

This figurative device is used in The Necklace.

Irony

500

Who wrote the poem "If"?

Rudyard Kipling

500

These are the 3 types of plays that Shakespeare wrote.

Comedies, Histories, Tragedies

500

What direction were the rooms arranged in “The Masque of the Red Death”?

East to West

500

What day of the year did the children of Hameln disappear?

June 26

500

The Terrible Things and Masque of the Red Death are both examples of this type of figurative device

Allegory